Evernote Alternatives for Chrome OS

Can take notes, can draw, can make to-do lists, can add pictures, can add formulas! What more? Check it out it's also free.

Less restrained and cluttered than Evernote

It is not real cross-platform (Linux is not compatible).

There is not a good search engine inside the notes. This is essential in a note taking app.

It's a great alternative and cheaper than Evernote. Its not cross platform though.

I've used One-Note about a year now and it is, IMO, the best note-taker. For the price, you can't beat it. Much easier interface and putting things in folders works better than in Evernote.

OneNote is the most powerful note-taking app available. It in fact much more powerful and flexible than Evernote but is totally free.

Multi-platform support- Linux included. Open Source code. End-to-end encryption. No device limit. 100 per cent free.

Open-source, free, great experience, and support for almost every platform.

Does not support images or attachments, only text.

Not good as joplin because almost all features are paid

Standard Notes is the service that I can trust to not share and read my notes.

A clean and simple, yet versatile and secure end-to-end encrypted notes app. There are multiple available extensions that allow for including images, building spreadsheets, and using markdown, among many other things.

Standard Notes is a multiplatform application (Windows, Android, Linux), secure with perfect synchronization on several devices. Only problem: it is not multilingual.

It's more for personal than professional use, but easy and fast to use.

Very good note searching. Good integration between desktop and mobile. Use google docs for rich formatting and large texts.

Google Keep is more like a sticky note where as Evernote is a digital filing system where everything is better organized.

There is almost no similarity at all. It's very feature poor, clunky to use and has poor cosmetics.

The functionality of Keep is extremely simple, it's basically a post it note system

Lists. Ability to draw. Joint notes. The simplest interface, like ordinary stickers.

it's more like a sticky note and doesn't allow to organize all your notes or format text

this is the closest program I have found that is a direct replacement for Evernote in both function and "feel". Support staff is excellent. There is even an Evernote Importer built in!

Nimbus Note is practically an Evernote clone - and a great app too (I use it often).

No Linux, no Mac client, no Firefox plugin. Your data rests unencrypted on US-based data centers in readable format. So all the privacy concerns of Evernote minus some of the convenience.

Nimbus has the potential to seriously challenge Evernote. I found it intuitive, easy to use with a beautiful and neat interface. Better than OneNote esp since it offers tagging.

almost same evernote. all functions

Nimbus Note is for PC users, very simillar to Evernote. It is possible to import all information at once. If you are fine with 100 MB synced data it is free for any number of devices. It has very good online web interface, Windows app is nice, work offline but has some bugs in text editor (formatting) and has no updates for a long period. I cannot recommend Windows Metro App, it is unusable. For users, who prefer MS or Google and want to use images in their notes, is it possible way.

Nimbus Note looks similar, and with similar functionality to Evernote, and a bit faster too.

Great sync features among several devices and a much more comfortable web version.

It's a task manager, not a note taker.