If you want to add a work laptop in to the mix, or put your Windows dual-boot to use, you have to subscribe to a paid plan (which at $3.99 a month isn’t extortionate by any means).
While Evernote is free to use with a basic plan that only costs the time it takes to sign up, this frugal tier has some limits: for one, you only sync your notes between two devices. We’ve written about many of them over the years, including Tusk, Whatever, NixNote, and Nevernote. You can create notes on one device, and read or edit it on another using Windows, macOS, web, Android or iOS.Īlthough no official Evernote client for Linux exists a number of unofficial tools do. Part of Evernote’s success is down to its cross-platform reach. It’s fast, easy to use, and feature packed. A productivity powerhouse a veritable by-word for being organised. There’s no denying that Evernote is the grand-daddy of note taking services. In this post we’ll look at its key features, and suggest a few reasons why you may prefer to use it over other similar services. Joplin is a free, open-source note-taking and to-do app with desktop clients for Linux, Windows, macOS, and mobile apps for Android and iOS. If you’re looking for an open-source Evernote alternative that works on Linux (and everywhere else) you need look no further than Joplin.
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