Evernote

Clean interface to gather your thoughts. Perfect to pick up from where you leave. Great work guys!

https://blog.evernote.com/blog/2016/06/28/changes-to-evernotes-pricing-plans/

Importantly for free/basic users: "Beginning today, the prices for our Plus and Premium tiers will change for new subscriptions, and access from Evernote Basic accounts will be limited to two devices."

Evernote have also announced higher prices for paid plans.

Evernote Basic Free

The easiest way to get started with Evernote, Basic has been and will remain free of charge. Evernote Basic supports web clipping and note sharing, so you can capture memories, ideas, and inspiration and save them forever.

On Basic, you can access notes on up to two devices, such as a computer and phone, two computers, or a phone and a tablet, as well as on the web, so you can continue to take your notes with you throughout your day. Passcode lock on the mobile app, formerly a paid feature, is now available on Basic as well.

Evernote Plus $3.99/month or $34.99/year (save 27%)

To stay in sync across all your devices, consider Evernote Plus. You’ll also enjoy the ability to take notebooks offline on a mobile device, so your notes will be with you wherever you go, even when there’s no Internet connection. You can forward emails into Evernote and keep them alongside related notes, complete with attachments, and 1 GB of upload space each month means you can keep all your projects together.

Evernote Premium $7.99/month or $69.99/year (save 27%)

Get the full power of Evernote with Evernote Premium, a set of tools designed to help you go paperless and take ideas into action across all your devices. Find text buried inside Office docs. Annotate PDFs. Discover connections between notes, turn business cards into phone contacts, or present your work with one click. Premium includes 10 GB of monthly upload space, and you have all the benefits of Plus and Basic, too.

Once an excellent free note taking app, ruined by greedy dev. The free plan is hardly usable right now in 2024, apps getting heavier and cluttered.

Here's genuinely good free alternatives: Upnote, Microsoft Loop, OneNote.

Used to be a user of the plus plan at 25$ a year. 25$ per year matched my usage of Evernote's service. Unfortunately Evernote removed that plan and tried to force me to pay 99$ a year. I downgraded to the free plan instead. Now they are taking away feature by feature to force users to upgrade to a premium plan. The free plan used to be limited only by upload data, now you only get one notebook and 50 notes. I have 149 notebooks and 5026 notes which means I cannot use Evernote anymore without upgrading. This is unacceptable, Evernote. Not only have you lost my payments, now you a lost a customer completely. Bye Evernote.

Inexpensive, simple, great for to-do tasks, grocery list, track appointments

My #1 Workspaceplace on Computer, Cloud, Online, Offline and Syncing with other Applications / Program(s) like Windows (11) and the Android Version. Note: I use the PayVersion !

Free users beware: they didn't say upfront about unsync limit. Yes, it's a thing since Evernote v10 was introduced. If you got 2 devices signed in (maxed out the device limit) and you want to sign in to your Evernote on another device, you actually have 2 unsync attempts which reset every beginning of the month. It doesn't matter whether you revoke a device on your account page first or you just sign in with your new device. Careful, you might get locked yourself out from your notes! By the way, there's a nasty, recurring bug that could sign you out by force and you got to unsync your device in order to continue using. Until then, you must either upgrade to premium or stop accessing your notes till next month. Nobody wants to pay $130/year for a dying elephant. Maybe to use Evernote free is never been a good idea.