Ship vs Notion

Notion is a flexible workspace for notes and documents. Ship is built for a narrower job: running a one-person company with an AI crew. Instead of a blank page, you start with a brief, and Captain turns it into milestones, owners and a delivery plan.

In Notion you organise the work yourself. In Ship the crew does the organising: agents pick up tasks, report progress and ask you for decisions only when a decision is really needed. You approve, push back or redirect, and the plan updates in place.

Both tools keep a written record. Ship's record is the company charter, the decisions you made and the artifacts the crew produced, linked together so you can see why something shipped the way it did.

If you mostly need a wiki, Notion is a great fit. If you want a team that plans, builds, tests and launches with you, try Ship. Many founders keep Notion for personal notes and use Ship for the company itself.

Ship has a free plan to try the workflow, and Ship Pro when you are ready to run more of the company through the crew.