Summary

  • In recent years, Evernote has inconsistently backed its free plan, ultimately ending it in December 2023 with a limit of 50 notes and a single notebook, essentially making it unusable for all but the lightest users as a trial product.
  • The paid versions of Evernote remain useful, but the company’s history of privacy issues, increased fees, and a sometimes bloated interface have many users looking at alternatives.
  • This article looks at a number of those alternatives, including well-known apps such as OneNote, Bear, Joplin, UpNote, Notion, Obsidian, and Notesnook.
  • Each one is evaluated on its cost, features, and user experience, with the major takeaway being that the right app depends on each individual user’s personal needs.

By Barbara Krasnoff

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