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Are You Leaving Evernote? What People Are Saying

Evernote’s new plans sparked loud debate, yet one question keeps popping up. What happens to your workflow if you decide to walk away?

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  • Evernote pricing changes raised concern among many users
  • Evernote version 11 created high interest before the price news
  • Evernote plans now split into a basic tier and an advanced tier
  • Evernote AI features require the higher paid plan
  • Evernote migration worries grew as users weighed the cost
  • Casual users questioned paying for advanced Evernote features
  • Power users said the new Evernote pricing felt too steep
  • Some users want Evernote alternatives due to trust issues
  • Exporting Evernote notebooks as ENEX files is the best method

2 responses to “Are You Leaving Evernote? What People Are Saying”

  1. Joseph R. Harris, Jr., Ph.D. Avatar
    Joseph R. Harris, Jr., Ph.D.

    I am a retired forensic psychologist (Ph.D. with license), a medical writer (I have published 14 books on the brain, memory, special needs, and the psychological assessment process), and a genealogist. I am also an adjunct professor and frequently consult with the court system. I am now on a fixed income. Honestly, I am not sure the new price will be worth it. I renewed at the old price on October 28, so I have 11 months to try other applications and deccide. Most recently, I have encountered no end of difficulties getting Evernote to sync across my Android phone and my laptop. I have been most unhappy at the lethargic, infective technical support I have received from the company, especially since Bending Spoons acquired the application. Interestingly, because I am an adjunct instructor educating psychology students at the masters and Ph.D. level, Notion gave me their professional version because I am affiliated with a major university. I have not experimented enough yet to determine whether Notion will satisfy my needs. I also recently took a course in using the Smart Notes Zettelkasten system with Obsidian. I am only a newbie with Obsidian, so I will also need to experiment with it for a bit. I had an information management that worked for me for years before I found Evernote, and I am finding myself migrating back to that system. So now I have 11 months to decide what I am going to do. I must admit I am livid with Bending Spoons and just do not think I will be able to bring myself to pay what I think would be an unreasonable amount for their program.

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2 responses to “Are You Leaving Evernote? What People Are Saying”

  1. I am a retired forensic psychologist (Ph.D. with license), a medical writer (I have published 14 books on the brain, memory, special needs, and the psychological assessment process), and a genealogist. I am also an adjunct professor and frequently consult with the court system. I am now on a fixed income. Honestly, I am not sure the new price will be worth it. I renewed at the old price on October 28, so I have 11 months to try other applications and deccide. Most recently, I have encountered no end of difficulties getting Evernote to sync across my Android phone and my laptop. I have been most unhappy at the lethargic, infective technical support I have received from the company, especially since Bending Spoons acquired the application. Interestingly, because I am an adjunct instructor educating psychology students at the masters and Ph.D. level, Notion gave me their professional version because I am affiliated with a major university. I have not experimented enough yet to determine whether Notion will satisfy my needs. I also recently took a course in using the Smart Notes Zettelkasten system with Obsidian. I am only a newbie with Obsidian, so I will also need to experiment with it for a bit. I had an information management that worked for me for years before I found Evernote, and I am finding myself migrating back to that system. So now I have 11 months to decide what I am going to do. I must admit I am livid with Bending Spoons and just do not think I will be able to bring myself to pay what I think would be an unreasonable amount for their program.

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