Evernote Alternatives for Mac

Alternatives to Evernote for Mac with any license

Microsoft OneNote

Microsoft OneNote, part of the Microsoft Office Suite, is a digital notebook application that gives people one place to gather notes and information. It also offers shared notebooks, syncing between multiple computers and devices via Windows Live online storage, and optical character recognition (OCR) for getting a text from pictures, business cards, etc. An online version, https://alternativeto .
- Now that it is completely free on all platforms (there is even a free Win10 UWP desktop app), not freemium as stated in this site, its functionality is almost the same. I miss not being able to store PDFs, but that's about it. Guest • Jun 2017 • 0 agrees and 2 disagrees
- 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. jcsdevelopment • Sep 2019 • 4 agrees and 3 disagrees
- 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. ugurozturk • Mar 2017 • 27 agrees and 7 disagrees
- It is not real cross-platform (Linux is not compatible). Guest • Aug 2017 • 39 agrees and 20 disagrees
- It's a great alternative and cheaper than Evernote. Its not cross platform though. Guest • Mar 2020
- Less restrained and cluttered than Evernote neithan • Jun 2017 • 19 agrees and 7 disagrees
- OneNote is the most powerful note-taking app available. It in fact much more powerful and flexible than Evernote but is totally free. Guest • Jan 2018 • 1 agrees and 3 disagrees
- It's completly free, it's synchronizable, it's integrate whit other ms office suite elementes, it have a best design. Guest • Nov 2017 • 2 agrees and 4 disagrees
- The clipper has to simple experience. The search is impossible. The interface has to be more usable danantferrari • Feb 2017 • 3 agrees and 5 disagrees
- Easy to use, strong support backed by Microsoft, also got plenty of plugins and apps. Guest • Jan 2017 • 4 agrees and 3 disagrees
Freemium $ $ $ Mac Windows Android iPhone Windows S ... Windows Phone iPad Apple Watch Android Wear Kindle Fire
Hierarchical structure Visual Organization Handwritten Notes Web clipper ... Support for styluses Cloud sync Freehand Writing Latex Math Notetaking Protected by Password Text formatting Unicode Math Support Audio Recording Auto adjusting tables Auto-saving Automatic Tagging Better formatting Cross-platform Data Import and Export Drawing Dynamic typing Embedded media File-sync Folder Hierarchy Handwriting recognition Hyperlinks IFTTT integration Insert images Integrated Search Knowledge Management Legacy Firefox Addon Linking capability Multiple Account support No dependencies Notetaking OCR Works Offline OneLogin integration PDF OCR Photo Import Real-Time Synchronization Screenshot OCR Search by tags Sections Sketching Subtasks Tabbed interface Todos Voice recognition WYSIWYG Support Add a feature

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Joplin

Joplin is a free, open source note taking and to-do application, which can handle a large number of notes organised into notebooks. The notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format. Notes exported from Evernote via .enex files can be imported into Joplin, including the formatted content (which is converted to Markdown), resources (images, attachments, etc.
- PRO: - markdown ? - let you encrypt your notes - save them on your computer(backup with thirdparty backupsoftware) - free, Open Source - crossplatform CON: - no OCR Guest • Jul 2018 • 11 agrees and 3 disagrees
- Let's me go cloud-free via syncthing across my android, linux & windows machines. Recently became significantly more useful for me because of the added ability to right-click on any notebook in the notebook sidebar to add a New sub-notebook (many times more efficient than creating a notebook which then must be dragged to under a notebook to make a sub-notebook). generalSeven • Feb 2020
- Simple, free and opensource alternative. A must have for every PC, Mac, Linux, iPhone or Android device. Guest • Dec 2019
- The only app simillar enough with Evernote that even can import notes from it. No Monthly upload limit like Evernote. FOSS and private :) A little strange to work with at first, but very fun and intutitve after that :) miromarvel • Feb 2019 • 10 agrees and 1 disagrees
- open source with excellent sync options, plus encryption. Guest • Sep 2019 • 5 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Its free and Open source We can save our data in our dropbox cloud. crossplatform Guest • Apr 2020
- You can do anything as in Evernote! elu • Apr 2020
- - good functionality for - note taking - task managemet - file attachments surehand53 • Jun 2018 • 7 agrees and 2 disagrees
- Synchronizes between Windows, Linux and Android. I keep all of my notes here. Markdown is easy to learn. There are browser extensions to allow clipping notes from the web. Supports images, documents and links. Best all around notes app ever! frankmcc • Jan 2020
- with markdown you have more control with text formatting. not bloated like evernote, it's easy to use and FOSS. orangePlane • Jan 2020
- It's like a FOSS alternative to Evernote. Very rich functional, but no good for collaboration. It's more like personal organizer with Evernote-like feeling. For just one person it even better than Evernote. Guest • Dec 2019
- Joplin *is* at least in my experience a great alternative to EverNote. However, its effective viability functioning as such relies at least partially on a basic understanding of MarkDown, which, however, is fairly easy to learn, even for the lay coder/writer. As for functionality and feature set, as well as basic UI/UX, as well as other factors, the two can be thought of as nearly identical. My estimated functional equivalency ratio of Joplin to EverNote is approximately .87:1 Szubxero • Dec 2019
- Already very good, and the progress during the last few months has been STUNNING! So many new releases with massive new features. This is one to watch. pragmattica • Jun 2018 • 4 agrees and 2 disagrees
- I love what Joplin do with markdown file, and full-text index search with sync functionality is just what I need! porosnopenia • Oct 2019
- Very similar functionalities, but Joplin is completely free and open source. Evernote by the way is a more mature product. ScenicMarathon • Feb 2019
- Secure, encrypted notes. Organise notes in notebooks. Guest • Dec 2018
Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux Android iPhone ... Chrome OS Android Tablet iPad Chrome Termux Firefox
MarkDown support End-to-End Encryption Cloud sync Encrypted Notes ... Privacy focused Write files in markdown Encryption Web clipper Support for WebDAV Android Sync Sync with Dropbox Hierarchical structure Nextcloud integration Save as Markdown Ad-free Android app Cross-platform Local Storage Note Manager Notetaking Works Offline Security & Privacy Sync with WebDav Table creation Tagging To-Do management Alarm Auto-saving Better formatting Google Chrome Extensions Cross-device syncing Custom templates Data export/import Data Import and Export Data Importing/Exporting Decentralized storage E2e encryption File-sync Fountain support Full text search Hyperlinks Infinite hierarchical depth Integrated Search Knowledge base Knowledge Base structuring Knowledge Management Latex Math Minimalistic UI Nested Notebooks No dependencies No Internet required Image Preview Real-Time Synchronization Search by tags Subtasks Sync with Nextcloud Tabbed interface Terminal-based Text formatting Visual Organization Automatic Backup Built-in Terminal Command Line support Customer support Data-encryption Embedded media Evernote import Export to HTML File-organization File Searching File Tagging Firefox Extensions Folder Hierarchy Folder sync Integration with web clipper Lightweight Multiple languages Multiplatform Multiple cloud drive sync Nested tags Night mode/Dark Theme Note organization Notetaking Sync with Onedrive Protected by Password Periodic reminders Possibility to attach files Export to PDF Side-by-side markup view Support for NodeJS Sync between devices Syntax Highlighting Test automation Todos User friendly WYSIWYG Support Add a feature

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NoteLedge

NoteLedge provides a workspace for collecting information from multiple sources, connecting thoughts, and quickly tracing references. Organize notes, annotations, and excerpts from PDF documents and web pages all in one place. This digital notepad provides powerful multimedia and creative tools for creating interactive notes and presenting works straight from a smart device. This is an essential app for project planning, creative thinking, writing research papers, and documentation.
- I like NoteLedge more because it has a simple and intuitive interface. angelicalloyd036 • Feb 2019 • 18 agrees and 0 disagrees
Commercial $ $ $ Mac Windows Android iPhone Windows S ... Android Tablet iPad
Audio Recording Drag n drop Web clipper Better formatting ... Handwritten Notes Multi-choice brushes Portable Sync on many devices Tag based Apple Pencil support Cloud sync Live screen recording Note organization Notetaking Export to PDF Slideshow mode Stickers Texture for brushes Trace references Video import Add a feature

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Simplenote

Made by the company behind WordPress, Simplenote is an easy way to keep notes, lists, ideas, and more. Your notes stay updated across all your devices. No buttons to press. It just works. Your notes are synced across your devices when you create, add to or change them. Registration is required but the app and service are free.
- The core features of evernote are about clipping information and saving it, note writing text notes. While it might be a good program it doesn't fit. luminousdragongames • Nov 2019 • 3 agrees and 2 disagrees
- Not an archiver. Simplenote is for just that: simple markdown notes. Guest • Jun 2017 • 20 agrees and 2 disagrees
- Good for plain text without the bloat of Evernote. Lately (late 2018/early 2019) it's been having trouble syncing reliably between devices, and there's no way to force a sync or see what's happening with sync. That's a showstopper problem, so I've switched to Standard Notes. Denmon • Feb 2019 • 2 agrees and 3 disagrees
- True to its name, it is simple. Windows, Linux & Android all are supported. No media support. Text only. User2778798 • Jun 2017 • 4 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Very quick sync, responsive UI, works good across Windows, Linux and Android, although missing support for graphical notes and more text formatting options Guest • Nov 2016 • 13 agrees and 4 disagrees
- Simplenote is a cross-platform app that allows you to take simple (as the name implies) text-based notes and sync them across your devices. There is markdown support, but little else. It's Evernote with almost everything but the note taking feature taken out. If that appeals to you, it's great. Also, thumbs up for open source and Linux support! JohnFastman • Dec 2016 • 8 agrees and 3 disagrees
- Simplenote is just about making simple text notes Guest • Oct 2016 • 7 agrees and 7 disagrees
- No import/export, requires use of "markups" instead of keystrokes for style changes Guest • Jul 2016 • 7 agrees and 4 disagrees
- I find it easier to use and manage. CarlosMorales • Dec 2016 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Android Tablet iPad Kindle Fire
Cloud sync MarkDown support Search by tags Protected by Password ... Sync with Simplenote Android Sync File Versioning Full text search Tag based Tagging Clean design Electron based Fast motion Integrated Search Minimalistic Note organization Notetaking Notes synchronisation Publish notes online Rewind the changes Share notes Simple text editor Sync between devices Text Based Format Version and Source control Web Access Add a feature

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Google Keep

Google Keep is a service provided by Google which integrates note-taking and web surfing. Quickly capture what’s on your mind and recall it easily wherever you are. Create a checklist, enter a voice note or take a photo and annotate it. Everything you add is available instantly on all your devices – desktop and mobile.
- Google Keep is more like a sticky note where as Evernote is a digital filing system where everything is better organized. Guest • Jul 2016 • 62 agrees and 8 disagrees
- Very good note searching. Good integration between desktop and mobile. Use google docs for rich formatting and large texts. Guest • Sep 2016 • 7 agrees and 4 disagrees
- Google Keep doesn't support text formating, only simple plain text. Evernote is more for MSWord-like notes. Guest • May 2016 • 35 agrees and 4 disagrees
- The functionality of Keep is extremely simple, it's basically a post it note system Guest • May 2020
- it's more like a sticky note and doesn't allow to organize all your notes or format text Guest • Mar 2019 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Lists. Ability to draw. Joint notes. The simplest interface, like ordinary stickers. shelehovchanin • Apr 2019 • 1 agrees and 1 disagrees
- Keep is good for sticky notes , short lists and quick reminders . Guest • Oct 2017 • 3 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Keep is missing meaningful web-clipping capability. Guest • Sep 2018 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
- No organization, no formatting. Guest • Sep 2018 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees
- More useful and modern solution, as for me chadwood • May 2018 • 0 agrees and 1 disagrees
- Very easy to use, includes all kinds of notes (Text, photos, links..etc), notes can be added in very easy way, just share the content to Keep app. yb7067 • Feb 2019
- Good for capturing random thoughts chrisparishaines • Feb 2018 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
- It's more for personal than professional use, but easy and fast to use. Drianmoller • Jan 2017 • 14 agrees and 5 disagrees
- It has barely any of the features. Could work if you only need to store simple text and photos but much more than that and it just gets hard to organise. Guest • Mar 2017 • 3 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Purpose of Google Keep is different. It's better for sticky notes and todo lists while Evernote is made for organizing your images/articles/notes etc. angel_koky • Aug 2017 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Much simpler but still very powerful note keeping app. Keep is very easy to use and includes many powerful features. Guest • Aug 2017 • 0 agrees and 1 disagrees
- The main reason I don't use Google Keep is that it doesn't have a Firefox plugin. Guest • Jul 2016 • 3 agrees and 7 disagrees
Free Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Chrome OS Android Tablet iPad Chrome Android Wear
Share notes Works Offline Photo notes Sync on many devices ... Todos Visual Organization Google Chrome Extensions Apps that Sync with Google Calendar Handwriting recognition Handwritten Notes Html parsing Integrated Search Location-based reminders Note organization Notetaking Periodic reminders Real time collaboration Real-Time Synchronization Reminders Sharable lists Tagging To-Do management Voice Notes Add a feature

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Standard Notes

Standard Notes is a simple and private notes app. It allows you to write and sync your notes across all your devices, including your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and web browser. Private means your notes are end-to-end encrypted, so only you can read your notes. Even we can't read the contents of your notes. Simple means it does one job and does it well. Standard Notes is a safe and lasting place for your life's work.
- 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. edwardcook • Dec 2019 • 3 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Standard Notes is the service that I can trust to not share and read my notes. humblelion • 7 days ago
- Does not support images or attachments, only text. Guest • May 2018 • 19 agrees and 13 disagrees
- Standard Notes is a multiplatform application (Windows, Android, Linux), secure with perfect synchronization on several devices. Only problem: it is not multilingual. Guest • Mar 2019
- Best option for plain-text synced notes I've found. Moved to this from Simplenote due to sync problems there. UI is not the prettiest but I like the visibility into what's happening with sync and the option to choose different editors for notes. Sync protocol is well documented and you can even run your own Standard File server if you really want. Developer is active and responsive, and has the right approach (IMHO). Denmon • Feb 2019 • 1 agrees and 1 disagrees
- Solid, simple and secure note taking app that works across platforms. D2MS • Sep 2018 • 1 agrees and 1 disagrees
- Privacy, sanity, and no feature creep or bloat, plus a dark theme! techno • Apr 2018 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Open-source, free, great experience, and support for almost every platform. zane • Nov 2017 • 9 agrees and 3 disagrees
- It's secure and private, support nice plugins like markdown format. mm140 • Feb 2018 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Multi-platform support- Linux included. Open Source code. End-to-end encryption. No device limit. 100 per cent free. TBOTO • Apr 2017 • 13 agrees and 6 disagrees
- It is built from the ground-up to last 100 years - so a very different development model. Core software is plain text, and extended through plugins for Markdown and other rich text. scooterdog • Feb 2018 • 4 agrees and 1 disagrees
Freemium $ $ $ Open Source Mac Windows Linux Web Android ... iPhone Chrome OS Android Tablet iPad Self-Hosted
End-to-End Encryption Encrypted Notes Privacy focused MarkDown support ... Cloud sync AES encryption Encryption Extensible by Plugins/Extensions Security focused Security & Privacy Ad-free Clean design Client side encryption Cross-platform Customizable Extensions Tag based Beauty and fluid interface Built-in code editor Cross-platform Distraction free writing Encrypted backups Fuse-api Lightweight Minimalistic Mobile friendly Native application Nested tags Distraction-free UI Works Offline Privacy Protected Revision History Rich text editing Simple text editor Sync between devices Sync on many devices WYSIWYG Support Android Sync Content Filtering Data Import and Export Decentralized Sync with Dropbox E2e encryption End-to-End Encryption Extensible by Plugins/Extensions Google Drive integration Local Storage Nested Folders Notetaking Password encryption Plain text authoring Real-time sync Safely Transferred Data Search by tags Table creation Vim key mapping Add a feature

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Turtl

Whether it's bookmarks or passwords, files or shopping lists...Turtl organizes it all and makes it easy to find later. Sync across your devices. Leave nothing behind. Turtl uses high-end cryptography to protect your data. Whether you're worried about information leaks, competitive advantage, or blanket government surveillance, Turtl works hard to make sure only you, and those you choose, can see your data.
- Turtl stores your info encrypted, unlike Evernote. Much more private. Guest • Oct 2016 • 15 agrees and 6 disagrees
- Windows versions do not work properly. There is very little documentation and a poor forum. AnonAT • Mar 2017 • 7 agrees and 3 disagrees
- Client-side AES encryption (private), open-source and free syncing. Markdown support, attachments, bookmarks, browser plugins and apps for Win, OsX, Linux and Android. Best used for simple notes, but it's infinitely better than, say Simplenote and much more private than Evernote. Guest • Mar 2017 • 2 agrees and 2 disagrees
- you can easily share boards of bookmarks & notes you can synch files & images it's cross platform & free Guest • Dec 2016 • 6 agrees and 6 disagrees
- Turtl is presently more of a bookmark sync utility than Evernote replacement. (For an open source Evernote replacement see TagSpaces). Unlike Evernote, Turtl is open source and use end-to-end encryption so that you can store simple notes and online bookmarks with full privacy, even from the Turtl developers. A browser plugin works together with the client to capture links. It's still being developed but already a good choice for cross-platform bookmark/note syncing. JohnFastman • Dec 2016 • 8 agrees and 9 disagrees
- Turtl has a great potential to be a full alternative to evernote in the future. But that will take time, still waiting for import feature from other services like evernote,simplenote etc. kbabir • Feb 2017
Freemium $ $ $ Open Source Mac Windows Linux Android Android Tablet ... Self-Hosted Chrome Firefox
Encrypted Notes End-to-End Encryption MarkDown support Notetaking ... AES encryption Android Sync Client side encryption Cloud sync Data portability File sharing List management Password encryption Real time collaboration Save Attachments Security & Privacy Sharable lists Sync between devices Sync on many devices Tagging To do lists WebExtenion Add a feature

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Notion

With so many tools, it's hard to keep everyone on the same page. Notion is a new tool that unifies them all. It's like Google Docs, but everything is organized and discoverable by your team. Real collaboration in real-time. Tired of your clunky wiki? With Notion, adding all types of content is as easy as drag & drop. Drag. Drop. Work as fluidly as you think. Love using Trello? Notion brings the same visual organization to every page.
- It manages to do more than any other note taker while feeling less cluttered than Evernote. Guest • Dec 2019 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees
- - Markdown support - LaTeX support - Database - simple and useful UI for the mobile app 0pirorin0 • May 2019 • 3 agrees and 4 disagrees
- It's overall more intuitive, less cluttered and more functional than Evernote. This is the first note taking app I've enjoyed using from day one. Guest • 11 days ago
- Most comprehensive note, to-do, project management, and archiving software I know of. After years of searching for a decent app to do almost all the things Notion does, I finally found it and it does even more! Updates come through regularly with new features, includes very generous free account, and paid unlimited version is very affordable! matthisdrolet • Nov 2019 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees
- It looks great, with a lot more features. Evernote is quite cluttered, whereas Notion's UI is really sleek. icelandophile • May 2020
- It does almost everything better than Evernote, except the camera capture feature and lacks OCR. Guest • May 2020
- Notion is the most powerful notes solution i've ever seen. Notes, lists, tables, styles, templates, levels. This app has dark theme. Free for mobile single users. treeg • Oct 2018 • 3 agrees and 4 disagrees
- Does everything that Evernote does, except better. Plus hundred other things that Evernote doesn't do. sd18x2 • Nov 2019
- Bear is a better option if you do not need to share notes with others to collaborate. Notion is the best option overall in terms of functionality, but the interface takes some getting use to. Guest • Jan 2018 • 2 agrees and 5 disagrees
Freemium $ $ $ Mac Windows Web Android iPhone ... Android Tablet iPad Software as a Service (SaaS)
MarkDown support Database Notetaking Visual bookmarks ... Custom templates Database Management Hierarchical structure Nested Notes To-Do management Wiki Better formatting Custom data fields Customizable Data export/import Evernote import Google Maps integration Integrated PDF Viewer Kanban boards Knowledge Base structuring Relational database Real time collaboration Student discount Tablet support Team Collaboration Text formatting Visual Organization Wiki-like interface Blocks Blogging Bookmarks Browser extension Collaborative writing Cross-platform Customizable Themes Data first Distraction free writing Drag n drop Embedded apps Embedded media Google Drive integration Hyperlinks Integrated Search Integration Integration with web clipper Intuitive Interface Knowledge base Latex Math Support for @mentions Multi-project management Nested lists Note organization Notetaking Online collaboration Pastebin Prioritize tasks Project Tracking Real time collaboration Real time editing Slack integration Syntax Highlighting Tables Task Management Timer for tasks To do lists Wiki Youtube integration Add a feature

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Zim

Zim brings the concept of a wiki to your desktop. Store information, link pages and edit with WYSISYG markup or directly typing some lightweight markup syntax and see it previewed as-you-type. Creating a new page is easy by either clicking on the "Create new note" button, by linking to a non-existing page or by writing a CamelCase name in any note.
- free, simple to use, clear and easy functions, not overloaded Guest • Dec 2019 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Great to store and organize notes, possibility ton includes pictures. You can synchronize your notes with your favorite cloud plateform, notes are saved in the .txt format. The problem is : you need to install an app (not available on android) to use effectively AND it uses a markdown different than other apps. Guest • Jan 2017 • 7 agrees and 4 disagrees
- Includes nested notes, Wiki-like linking, and conversion to HTML samuelhunter • Jan 2017 • 3 agrees and 4 disagrees
- it's impossible to use it in sync Many time it lost files if more than one device is in use... also not at the same time. LordMax • Jul 2017 • 1 agrees and 5 disagrees
Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux BSD
Wiki-like interface Export to HTML Export to LaTeX File Versioning ... Latex equations Note organization Works Offline Portable Text formatting Sync with Dropbox Git integration Hierarchical structure Latex Math Lightweight Nested Notes Notetaking Plain text file Save as txt Simplicity. Notes that get backed up Wiki WYSIWYG Support Add a feature

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Nimbus Note

Beautiful note-taker and organizer. Use Nimbus Note for storing your ideas, lectures, web pages, food recipes, and any other information. Quick synchronization will allow you to have access to your information anytime from anywhere in the world. Functional web clipper will help you save any information from the Internet: interesting articles to be read later, material for lectures, food recipes to please yourself and your loved ones, website screenshots, and many other things.
- 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. JohnFastman • Jan 2017 • 15 agrees and 6 disagrees
- 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. Guest • Feb 2020 • 0 agrees and 1 disagrees
- almost same evernote. all functions Guest • Dec 2017
- 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! bibjasjs • Aug 2016 • 4 agrees and 1 disagrees
- Nimbus Note looks similar, and with similar functionality to Evernote, and a bit faster too. conceptual • Jan 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
- 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. Guest • Jul 2017 • 1 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Nimbus Note is practically an Evernote clone - and a great app too (I use it often). jasoncomely • Sep 2015 • 4 agrees and 0 disagrees
- Can import from Evernote including tags and images. xeam404 • Jul 2016 • 1 agrees and 2 disagrees
Freemium $ $ $ Mac Windows Web Android iPhone ... Chrome OS Android Tablet Windows Phone iPad Chrome Foxit Reader Software as a Service (SaaS) Opera Firefox
Multiplatform OCR Works Offline Audio Recording ... Blocks Embedded apps Hyperlinks IFTTT integration Integrated Search Location-based reminders Nested Folders Night mode/Dark Theme Note organization Notetaking Works Offline Photo notes Real time collaboration Screenshot Tools Search by tags Share notes Subfolder menu Sync across Devices Todos Web clipper Add a feature

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