Think with paper and store conclusions digitally

There is quite a big difference between paper and digital tools, but they can complement each other nicely.

You can use paper to get an order in random ideas by doing doodles, wireframes, mindmaps, diagrams, or what have you. Because of its tactile feel and freeform nature, paper is a better tool for organizing your thoughts.

Digital tools make information easier to search, so they are great to store the results of your thinking that you unraveled using paper.

Unlike paper, digital tools are rigid, so they are not the most optimal way to support thinking.