For Todos, it's hard to replace Todoist, the simplicity and speed of how you can add, manage and plan on the app is unparalleled with anything else. Recently stopped creating text notes on either and started using Roam, it's been great, the benefits outweigh the issues that comes with an early dev product. Some might argue this is their biggest fuck up yet, wasting this last chance.Īnyhow, I'm in the same boat re Notion, in limbo between both systems and have been for a while now. I find it funny now remembering how the new CEO went all out on one of the interviews saying pretty much 'everyone before me fucked up and I'm here now to fix this shit' then to make some very interesting choices on how to go about it. I'm sure people are tired of me saying it, but my migration choice is r/joplinapp (open source, encrypted, all platforms, webclipper on desktop) So basically I am forced to do exports of all my data now, or else I might end up locked in. Leading to people exporting one notebook at a time, so they know which notes were where The prime example is: which notebook a note was in, isn't exported. The enex format is actually somewhat lossy and doesn't include all metadata. If you cancel a premium account, Evernote will hold any notes over 25mb hostage, and refuse to serve them to your computer unless you upgrade again.Īdditionally, they tried to change their privacy laws a couple years ago, to allow more third party and internal processing of our data (allegedly anonymized and in aggregate though) That goddamn 50 note selection limit, meaning you can only export 50 notes at a time in the non-legacy clients. The fact is, they have already compromised your ability to extract your data in two ways: It's very disappointing and scary to watch Evernote fade away their 'data laws'.

Notion replace evernote