Saying Goodbye to Evernote? Best Alternatives

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Goodbye Evernote. 1 notebok and 50 notes limit is the final nail in the coffin for me.

Evernote roughly doubbling the price - I see this as a HUGE damage of my trust. I feel felt hostage from Evernote. And even if it might be costly for me in terms of time and money: I WILL LEAVE EVERNOTE. I will not tolerate this kind of being held hostage, no way!

I've been with Evernote first, then Notion (tired of lag, also poor image management), then OneNote (like how fast it is), finally I'm now with UpNote extremely well-made application. Unbelievably cheap, I encourage you to give it a serious try. I like how clean are my stuff now 👌

1) If you are selecting a new tool, make sure you understand if you can get your data out in a manner that you are comfortable with. To me, this is where Evernote falls down. 2a) I love Bear notes. It has a built in feature to import Evernote ENEX files. Also, I have been testing Bear ver 2.0 and it is a nice update. 2b) I'm surprised that Craft was not listed in this video. Considering what you get, it is much more affordable than Evernote - only ⅓ the cost. LASTLY - both Bear & Craft allow you to get your data out in multiple data formats in order to take it anywhere!

I would also add Joplin to the list, which is an open-source equivalent that's been around for years.

Love Capacities!! It s beautiful, flexible, and the dev team is responsive and features are coming quickly. ❤

Love the detail and the range of options provided for all different thinking and working styles!

I haven't dropped by the channel in a while... Glad to see that Francesco is still excited! Naturally!

UpNote is an alternative to consider because datas is saved in local drive (md files). An essential feature for me.

I've used Evernote since 2009, but with the price increases and features for Personal use taken away, I'm starting to consider other options. I don't need task management, calendars or project management garbage, so I guess my needs are simpler. I would like a web clipper feature, I use it a lot. I'm on Windows, so that eliminates all the Mac/IOS apps. I don't really like Notion. I'd like to be able to import my Evernote data and have a backup option as well as being able to use it on multiple devices. Seems looking for a replacement is going to be a long slog. :-/

Having tried most of these, Notejoy is my top recommendation. Beautiful, nested folders, drag & drop, being actively developed. It's handling of video is superb. I do also like UpNote and Nimbus. Thanks Francesco

I am looking for something where I can input text notes and paste images into which is less fidgety than word as currently I have to wrap images and texts and everytime i paste a new one, I have to augment the old ones into the positions that they have moved from. What should I go for?

I have been a happy Evernote user since 2009, but lately the pressure to switch to a paid account, and the increasing limitation for the free account, has been obnoxious. I am now familiarizing with a few alternative to move on.

Great video. I have been using Onenote for work and Upnote for personal. I really like Upnote and bought the lifetime membership. So far so good.

Thank you for your review here of alternatives to Evernote. With their recent shift in ownership and pricing increases, I am in the market for an alternative solution but I really only use evernote as a digital filing cabinet, to store statements, documents, PDFs, web clippings etc. and much less a need for actual note taking, tasks or reminders. Might you be able to suggest an alternative that does a great job to store, organize and find documents?

One item that Nimbus has that Evernote does not have is the ability to create sub folders. Probably not a game changer for most people but for me this is very important and it does not get mentioned much . I can't use Evernote for that reason and hence Nimbus is strong option

Evernote syncing has NEVER been a problem with me. Subscriber since 2008. I use it as a smart file cabinet. Tried Amplenote for a bit but AN took freaking forever to sync with drafts.

i really don't know where to migrate into, i'm desperate :( i've got over 11,000 notes , which one works similar to EN as in accepting audio files, images, video links, scanning docs, etc. all types of formats & which ones permits easy migration (import & exporting options)

I looked at many alternatives to Evernote and never switched because they always lacked something. After the closing of the US headquarters, I do get worried and look around again. So thanks for the video (and others). Is there a reason that DEVONthink doesn't show up anymore? In the past™, the app was often mentioned as an alternative.