#applenotes — Public Fediverse posts
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@joplinapp/116566949852028814
@joplinapp is an amazing #NoteTakingApp which I've been using for the past 1 and a half year already!
After migrating out from #AppleNotes, I've tried other alternatives and, by far, Joplin was the best for me, for its simplicity yet feature rich.
I use it for quick notes, but also to write long texts.
It's easy to organize and search for your notes, and the tag system is very handy, specially to group scattered notes!
I really recommend it to everyone!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@joplinapp/116566949852028814
@joplinapp is an amazing #NoteTakingApp which I've been using for the past 1 and a half year already!
After migrating out from #AppleNotes, I've tried other alternatives and, by far, Joplin was the best for me, for its simplicity yet feature rich.
I use it for quick notes, but also to write long texts.
It's easy to organize and search for your notes, and the tag system is very handy, specially to group scattered notes!
I really recommend it to everyone!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@joplinapp/116566949852028814
@joplinapp is an amazing #NoteTakingApp which I've been using for the past 1 and a half year already!
After migrating out from #AppleNotes, I've tried other alternatives and, by far, Joplin was the best for me, for its simplicity yet feature rich.
I use it for quick notes, but also to write long texts.
It's easy to organize and search for your notes, and the tag system is very handy, specially to group scattered notes!
I really recommend it to everyone!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@joplinapp/116566949852028814
@joplinapp is an amazing #NoteTakingApp which I've been using for the past 1 and a half year already!
After migrating out from #AppleNotes, I've tried other alternatives and, by far, Joplin was the best for me, for its simplicity yet feature rich.
I use it for quick notes, but also to write long texts.
It's easy to organize and search for your notes, and the tag system is very handy, specially to group scattered notes!
I really recommend it to everyone!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@joplinapp/116566949852028814
@joplinapp is an amazing #NoteTakingApp which I've been using for the past 1 and a half year already!
After migrating out from #AppleNotes, I've tried other alternatives and, by far, Joplin was the best for me, for its simplicity yet feature rich.
I use it for quick notes, but also to write long texts.
It's easy to organize and search for your notes, and the tag system is very handy, specially to group scattered notes!
I really recommend it to everyone!
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#Productivity thought
One of the things I would LOVE to see with #OmniFocus is the ability to create a linked note in something like #Obsidian or #AppleNotes.
While OmniFocus does have a little bit of a notes area, my notes section tends to be super intense with links everywhere.
It's Friday. I might look into doing this with OmniFocus automations or #KeyboardMaestro
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#Productivity thought
One of the things I would LOVE to see with #OmniFocus is the ability to create a linked note in something like #Obsidian or #AppleNotes.
While OmniFocus does have a little bit of a notes area, my notes section tends to be super intense with links everywhere.
It's Friday. I might look into doing this with OmniFocus automations or #KeyboardMaestro
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#Productivity thought
One of the things I would LOVE to see with #OmniFocus is the ability to create a linked note in something like #Obsidian or #AppleNotes.
While OmniFocus does have a little bit of a notes area, my notes section tends to be super intense with links everywhere.
It's Friday. I might look into doing this with OmniFocus automations or #KeyboardMaestro
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#Productivity thought
One of the things I would LOVE to see with #OmniFocus is the ability to create a linked note in something like #Obsidian or #AppleNotes.
While OmniFocus does have a little bit of a notes area, my notes section tends to be super intense with links everywhere.
It's Friday. I might look into doing this with OmniFocus automations or #KeyboardMaestro
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#Productivity thought
One of the things I would LOVE to see with #OmniFocus is the ability to create a linked note in something like #Obsidian or #AppleNotes.
While OmniFocus does have a little bit of a notes area, my notes section tends to be super intense with links everywhere.
It's Friday. I might look into doing this with OmniFocus automations or #KeyboardMaestro
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two things that steered me from #AppleNotes to #Obsidian
- A lot of the text i create i end up pasting into #teams .. Notes didn't handle that well.
- #Bases is a hard to beat feature. -
two things that steered me from #AppleNotes to #Obsidian
- A lot of the text i create i end up pasting into #teams .. Notes didn't handle that well.
- #Bases is a hard to beat feature. -
two things that steered me from #AppleNotes to #Obsidian
- A lot of the text i create i end up pasting into #teams .. Notes didn't handle that well.
- #Bases is a hard to beat feature. -
two things that steered me from #AppleNotes to #Obsidian
- A lot of the text i create i end up pasting into #teams .. Notes didn't handle that well.
- #Bases is a hard to beat feature. -
two things that steered me from #AppleNotes to #Obsidian
- A lot of the text i create i end up pasting into #teams .. Notes didn't handle that well.
- #Bases is a hard to beat feature. -
@geotux MEGA! Vielen Dank. Ich weiß nicht warum, aber jetzt gehts. Auf der Suche nach dem ! habe ich mit dem Editorlayout gespielt.
Ich glaube ich hatte einfach nur eine falsche Ansicht an. 🙈
Habe mich wahrscheinlich verwirren lassen, weil in der Text Vorschau auch Formatierungen angezeigt werden. Aber halt keine Bilder oder PDF (Teilweise).
Nach ein paar mal rum klicken, zeigt er alles in der Markdown Ansicht schön an.
you-made-my-day 🥳Die Hastags zum Schluss #joplin #applenotes
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@geotux MEGA! Vielen Dank. Ich weiß nicht warum, aber jetzt gehts. Auf der Suche nach dem ! habe ich mit dem Editorlayout gespielt.
Ich glaube ich hatte einfach nur eine falsche Ansicht an. 🙈
Habe mich wahrscheinlich verwirren lassen, weil in der Text Vorschau auch Formatierungen angezeigt werden. Aber halt keine Bilder oder PDF (Teilweise).
Nach ein paar mal rum klicken, zeigt er alles in der Markdown Ansicht schön an.
you-made-my-day 🥳Die Hastags zum Schluss #joplin #applenotes
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@geotux MEGA! Vielen Dank. Ich weiß nicht warum, aber jetzt gehts. Auf der Suche nach dem ! habe ich mit dem Editorlayout gespielt.
Ich glaube ich hatte einfach nur eine falsche Ansicht an. 🙈
Habe mich wahrscheinlich verwirren lassen, weil in der Text Vorschau auch Formatierungen angezeigt werden. Aber halt keine Bilder oder PDF (Teilweise).
Nach ein paar mal rum klicken, zeigt er alles in der Markdown Ansicht schön an.
you-made-my-day 🥳Die Hastags zum Schluss #joplin #applenotes
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wondering if i want to upgrade to @OmniOutliner 6.0.
I am supoer interested in #OmniLinks , but i currently use @hookmark and this is totally awesome.
One thing that would make me instantly convert is if it presented an interface like #AppleNotes, where all of your documents were incorporated into the interface.
Right now, I approximate that with #devonthink
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wondering if i want to upgrade to @OmniOutliner 6.0.
I am supoer interested in #OmniLinks , but i currently use @hookmark and this is totally awesome.
One thing that would make me instantly convert is if it presented an interface like #AppleNotes, where all of your documents were incorporated into the interface.
Right now, I approximate that with #devonthink
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wondering if i want to upgrade to @OmniOutliner 6.0.
I am supoer interested in #OmniLinks , but i currently use @hookmark and this is totally awesome.
One thing that would make me instantly convert is if it presented an interface like #AppleNotes, where all of your documents were incorporated into the interface.
Right now, I approximate that with #devonthink
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wondering if i want to upgrade to @OmniOutliner 6.0.
I am supoer interested in #OmniLinks , but i currently use @hookmark and this is totally awesome.
One thing that would make me instantly convert is if it presented an interface like #AppleNotes, where all of your documents were incorporated into the interface.
Right now, I approximate that with #devonthink
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wondering if i want to upgrade to @OmniOutliner 6.0.
I am supoer interested in #OmniLinks , but i currently use @hookmark and this is totally awesome.
One thing that would make me instantly convert is if it presented an interface like #AppleNotes, where all of your documents were incorporated into the interface.
Right now, I approximate that with #devonthink
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Stash - Synchroniser vos notes Apple Notes avec Markdown
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://korben.info/stash-markdown-apple-notes-sync.html
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Stash - Synchroniser vos notes Apple Notes avec Markdown
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://korben.info/stash-markdown-apple-notes-sync.html
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We cry about icons, but what about basic functionality?
Apple Notes on Mac in the latest release RESETS the sidebar / folder list when you delete a nested folder somewhere scrolled down. Or, if you're at the end of the note that fills the screen, scroll enough to leave plenty of space below, and then paste something, space below gets trimmed and the bottom of last line gets cut off.Does no one in the Apple C-suite use 1st party software?
#Tahoe #macOS #AppleNotes -
We cry about icons, but what about basic functionality?
Apple Notes on Mac in the latest release RESETS the sidebar / folder list when you delete a nested folder somewhere scrolled down. Or, if you're at the end of the note that fills the screen, scroll enough to leave plenty of space below, and then paste something, space below gets trimmed and the bottom of last line gets cut off.Does no one in the Apple C-suite use 1st party software?
#Tahoe #macOS #AppleNotes -
We cry about icons, but what about basic functionality?
Apple Notes on Mac in the latest release RESETS the sidebar / folder list when you delete a nested folder somewhere scrolled down. Or, if you're at the end of the note that fills the screen, scroll enough to leave plenty of space below, and then paste something, space below gets trimmed and the bottom of last line gets cut off.Does no one in the Apple C-suite use 1st party software?
#Tahoe #macOS #AppleNotes -
We cry about icons, but what about basic functionality?
Apple Notes on Mac in the latest release RESETS the sidebar / folder list when you delete a nested folder somewhere scrolled down. Or, if you're at the end of the note that fills the screen, scroll enough to leave plenty of space below, and then paste something, space below gets trimmed and the bottom of last line gets cut off.Does no one in the Apple C-suite use 1st party software?
#Tahoe #macOS #AppleNotes -
#iOS26 allows #AppleNotes users to import and export #Markdown formatted documents, making it easier to move plain text to other apps and services. While the Notes app supports basic Markdown features, it lacks a preview feature, which could be a problem for power users. https://appleinsider.com/inside/ios-26/tips/how-to-import-and-export-markdown-with-apple-notes-in-ios-26?eicker.news #tech #media #news
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#iOS26 allows #AppleNotes users to import and export #Markdown formatted documents, making it easier to move plain text to other apps and services. While the Notes app supports basic Markdown features, it lacks a preview feature, which could be a problem for power users. https://appleinsider.com/inside/ios-26/tips/how-to-import-and-export-markdown-with-apple-notes-in-ios-26?eicker.news #tech #media #news
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#iOS26 allows #AppleNotes users to import and export #Markdown formatted documents, making it easier to move plain text to other apps and services. While the Notes app supports basic Markdown features, it lacks a preview feature, which could be a problem for power users. https://appleinsider.com/inside/ios-26/tips/how-to-import-and-export-markdown-with-apple-notes-in-ios-26?eicker.news #tech #media #news
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#iOS26 allows #AppleNotes users to import and export #Markdown formatted documents, making it easier to move plain text to other apps and services. While the Notes app supports basic Markdown features, it lacks a preview feature, which could be a problem for power users. https://appleinsider.com/inside/ios-26/tips/how-to-import-and-export-markdown-with-apple-notes-in-ios-26?eicker.news #tech #media #news
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#iOS26 allows #AppleNotes users to import and export #Markdown formatted documents, making it easier to move plain text to other apps and services. While the Notes app supports basic Markdown features, it lacks a preview feature, which could be a problem for power users. https://appleinsider.com/inside/ios-26/tips/how-to-import-and-export-markdown-with-apple-notes-in-ios-26?eicker.news #tech #media #news
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All I want is true markdown support in Notes.
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All I want is true markdown support in Notes.
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All I want is true markdown support in Notes.
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All I want is true markdown support in Notes.
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All I want is true markdown support in Notes.
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Chán ngấy việc xuất Apple Notes thủ công để sao lưu, một nhà phát triển đã tạo ứng dụng macOS "Apple Notes Exporter Pro". Ứng dụng này giúp xuất ghi chú sang 10 định dạng (PDF, Markdown...) và tự động sao lưu định kỳ. Bảo mật, nhanh chóng và giữ nguyên cấu trúc. Giá 9.99$ trọn đời.
#AppleNotes #macOS #SideProject #Backup #Productivity #AppleGhiChú #SaoLưu #ỨngDụngmacOS #NăngSuất #CôngNghệ -
⚡️ Ra mắt **Apple Notes Exporter Pro** - Giải pháp xuất ghi chú Apple Notes dễ dàng!
📱 **macOS app native** hỗ trợ xuất 10 định dạng: PDF, Word, Markdown, HTML, EPUB...
🔒 Tự động sao lưu, xử lý 100% local - **KHÔNG chia sẻ dữ liệu**.
⚡️ Tối ưu tốc độ, giữ nguyên cấu trúc thư mục & định dạng gốc.
💰 Trọn đời chỉ **$9.99**!#AppleNotes #MacOS #DataBackup #SaoLưuDữLiệu #ỨngDụngMới #ProductivityTools
https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1q1y4g5/i_was_tired_of_exporting_apple_n
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After having a productivity system in constant flux for decades, I finally have something that I haven't significantly changed in a year or so. Pretty much:
#Drafts - As a starting point for almost everything. Even this post!
#AppleNotes - for notes I want to keep around forever.
#OmniFocus - For all task management.
#DevonThink - To store all the things and find them later
#Hookmark - To link them all together@OmniFocus
@OmniOutliner
@drafts
@devontechnologies
@hookmark -
After having a productivity system in constant flux for decades, I finally have something that I haven't significantly changed in a year or so. Pretty much:
#Drafts - As a starting point for almost everything. Even this post!
#AppleNotes - for notes I want to keep around forever.
#OmniFocus - For all task management.
#DevonThink - To store all the things and find them later
#Hookmark - To link them all together@OmniFocus
@OmniOutliner
@drafts
@devontechnologies
@hookmark -
After having a productivity system in constant flux for decades, I finally have something that I haven't significantly changed in a year or so. Pretty much:
#Drafts - As a starting point for almost everything. Even this post!
#AppleNotes - for notes I want to keep around forever.
#OmniFocus - For all task management.
#DevonThink - To store all the things and find them later
#Hookmark - To link them all together@OmniFocus
@OmniOutliner
@drafts
@devontechnologies
@hookmark -
After having a productivity system in constant flux for decades, I finally have something that I haven't significantly changed in a year or so. Pretty much:
#Drafts - As a starting point for almost everything. Even this post!
#AppleNotes - for notes I want to keep around forever.
#OmniFocus - For all task management.
#DevonThink - To store all the things and find them later
#Hookmark - To link them all together@OmniFocus
@OmniOutliner
@drafts
@devontechnologies
@hookmark -
After having a productivity system in constant flux for decades, I finally have something that I haven't significantly changed in a year or so. Pretty much:
#Drafts - As a starting point for almost everything. Even this post!
#AppleNotes - for notes I want to keep around forever.
#OmniFocus - For all task management.
#DevonThink - To store all the things and find them later
#Hookmark - To link them all together@OmniFocus
@OmniOutliner
@drafts
@devontechnologies
@hookmark -
Evernote is forcing a decision on me
As a creature of app habit, I’ve kept paying for Evernote even as the rates for my note-taking app of choice have increased considerably–mainly because the new management at that service has improved it tremendously. But now that Evernote’s corporate parent Bending Spoons has discontinued my $129.99/year Personal plan and presented me with a choice between a $99.99/year Starter plan that seems clearly inadequate and a $249.99/year Advanced plan that brings more than I need, I need to rethink that habit.
That 92% rate increase itself requires reconsideration, but it’s not the only thing. There’s the odds of a company on a venture-capital-fueled spending spree that somehow incluces buying AOL will see fit to jack up the annual rate again; I also have to assess whether Evernote’s bosses might make it harder to take my data out of the app that I’ve used since 2010.
But looking over such other note-taking app options as OneNote, Joplin, and Notion while comparing their features, I don’t see an obvious escape pod.
These are my priorities in this indecision-making process, in rough order of descending importance:
- Cross-platform support–macOS, Windows, Android, iOS–is not negotiable, which is why I didn’t mention Apple Notes above.
- I need any other app to import my Evernote archives no less than one notebook at a time; that seems to rule out Microsoft’s OneNote, even though I pay for it as part of my Microsoft 365 subscription.
- I need reliable synchronization, ideally the almost real-time sync that Evernote now does so well. That may be the thing I need to trade to shave all or part of $250 a year from my online-services budget.
- Yearly cost below this year’s $129.99.
- Offline support, because I know how well CES WiFi works.
- Voice transcription for recording interviews, which I’ve come to rely on over the past year.
- Text recognition from a photo of a business card, so I can look up the details of somebody I met without adding them to my contacts list.
- Robust export options so I don’t get stuck in another company’s silo.
- The option of encrypting at least some notes on an end-to-end basis.
- A long-term focus from the app’s developers–why I don’t consider Google Keep, since Google introducing that a week after killiing Google Reader still leaves me with trust issues beyond my trying to reduce the number of single points of failure in my digital life.
Looking over this and comparing it to the research I’ve done so far, I think this makes me look like a Joplin user. Unless the lag that open-source app cites–the most frequent sync interval it allows for the OneDrive cloud storage I already pay for is every five minutes–instead makes me look like somebody who should suck up the extra cost of Evernote, considering what a small fraction it is of my other operating costs.
I wish this choice were clearer. I also wish that I didn’t have to figure this out at the peak cognitive-load period of my year.
#appleNotes #bendingSpoons #crossPlatform #digitalBudget #evernote #google #googleKeep #joplin #microsoft #noteTakingApps #notesApps #notion #onenote #vendorLockIn
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Evernote is forcing a decision on me
As a creature of app habit, I’ve kept paying for Evernote even as the rates for my note-taking app of choice have increased considerably–mainly because the new management at that service has improved it tremendously. But now that Evernote’s corporate parent Bending Spoons has discontinued my $129.99/year Personal plan and presented me with a choice between a $99.99/year Starter plan that seems clearly inadequate and a $249.99/year Advanced plan that brings more than I need, I need to rethink that habit.
That 92% rate increase itself requires reconsideration, but it’s not the only thing. There’s the odds of a company on a venture-capital-fueled spending spree that somehow incluces buying AOL will see fit to jack up the annual rate again; I also have to assess whether Evernote’s bosses might make it harder to take my data out of the app that I’ve used since 2010.
But looking over such other note-taking app options as OneNote, Joplin, and Notion while comparing their features, I don’t see an obvious escape pod.
These are my priorities in this indecision-making process, in rough order of descending importance:
- Cross-platform support–macOS, Windows, Android, iOS–is not negotiable, which is why I didn’t mention Apple Notes above.
- I need any other app to import my Evernote archives no less than one notebook at a time; that seems to rule out Microsoft’s OneNote, even though I pay for it as part of my Microsoft 365 subscription.
- I need reliable synchronization, ideally the almost real-time sync that Evernote now does so well. That may be the thing I need to trade to shave all or part of $250 a year from my online-services budget.
- Yearly cost below this year’s $129.99.
- Offline support, because I know how well CES WiFi works.
- Voice transcription for recording interviews, which I’ve come to rely on over the past year.
- Text recognition from a photo of a business card, so I can look up the details of somebody I met without adding them to my contacts list.
- Robust export options so I don’t get stuck in another company’s silo.
- The option of encrypting at least some notes on an end-to-end basis.
- A long-term focus from the app’s developers–why I don’t consider Google Keep, since Google introducing that a week after killiing Google Reader still leaves me with trust issues beyond my trying to reduce the number of single points of failure in my digital life.
Looking over this and comparing it to the research I’ve done so far, I think this makes me look like a Joplin user. Unless the lag that open-source app cites–the most frequent sync interval it allows for the OneDrive cloud storage I already pay for is every five minutes–instead makes me look like somebody who should suck up the extra cost of Evernote, considering what a small fraction it is of my other operating costs.
I wish this choice were clearer. I also wish that I didn’t have to figure this out at the peak cognitive-load period of my year.
#appleNotes #bendingSpoons #crossPlatform #digitalBudget #evernote #google #googleKeep #joplin #microsoft #noteTakingApps #notesApps #notion #onenote #vendorLockIn
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Evernote is forcing a decision on me
As a creature of app habit, I’ve kept paying for Evernote even as the rates for my note-taking app of choice have increased considerably–mainly because the new management at that service has improved it tremendously. But now that Evernote’s corporate parent Bending Spoons has discontinued my $129.99/year Personal plan and presented me with a choice between a $99.99/year Starter plan that seems clearly inadequate and a $249.99/year Advanced plan that brings more than I need, I need to rethink that habit.
That 92% rate increase itself requires reconsideration, but it’s not the only thing. There’s the odds of a company on a venture-capital-fueled spending spree that somehow incluces buying AOL will see fit to jack up the annual rate again; I also have to assess whether Evernote’s bosses might make it harder to take my data out of the app that I’ve used since 2010.
But looking over such other note-taking app options as OneNote, Joplin, and Notion while comparing their features, I don’t see an obvious escape pod.
These are my priorities in this indecision-making process, in rough order of descending importance:
- Cross-platform support–macOS, Windows, Android, iOS–is not negotiable, which is why I didn’t mention Apple Notes above.
- I need any other app to import my Evernote archives no less than one notebook at a time; that seems to rule out Microsoft’s OneNote, even though I pay for it as part of my Microsoft 365 subscription.
- I need reliable synchronization, ideally the almost real-time sync that Evernote now does so well. That may be the thing I need to trade to shave all or part of $250 a year from my online-services budget.
- Yearly cost below this year’s $129.99.
- Offline support, because I know how well CES WiFi works.
- Voice transcription for recording interviews, which I’ve come to rely on over the past year.
- Text recognition from a photo of a business card, so I can look up the details of somebody I met without adding them to my contacts list.
- Robust export options so I don’t get stuck in another company’s silo.
- The option of encrypting at least some notes on an end-to-end basis.
- A long-term focus from the app’s developers–why I don’t consider Google Keep, since Google introducing that a week after killiing Google Reader still leaves me with trust issues beyond my trying to reduce the number of single points of failure in my digital life.
Looking over this and comparing it to the research I’ve done so far, I think this makes me look like a Joplin user. Unless the lag that open-source app cites–the most frequent sync interval it allows for the OneDrive cloud storage I already pay for is every five minutes–instead makes me look like somebody who should suck up the extra cost of Evernote, considering what a small fraction it is of my other operating costs.
I wish this choice were clearer. I also wish that I didn’t have to figure this out at the peak cognitive-load period of my year.
#appleNotes #bendingSpoons #crossPlatform #digitalBudget #evernote #google #googleKeep #joplin #microsoft #noteTakingApps #notesApps #notion #onenote #vendorLockIn
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Evernote is forcing a decision on me
As a creature of app habit, I’ve kept paying for Evernote even as the rates for my note-taking app of choice have increased considerably–mainly because the new management at that service has improved it tremendously. But now that Evernote’s corporate parent Bending Spoons has discontinued my $129.99/year Personal plan and presented me with a choice between a $99.99/year Starter plan that seems clearly inadequate and a $249.99/year Advanced plan that brings more than I need, I need to rethink that habit.
That 92% rate increase itself requires reconsideration, but it’s not the only thing. There’s the odds of a company on a venture-capital-fueled spending spree that somehow incluces buying AOL will see fit to jack up the annual rate again; I also have to assess whether Evernote’s bosses might make it harder to take my data out of the app that I’ve used since 2010.
But looking over such other note-taking app options as OneNote, Joplin, and Notion while comparing their features, I don’t see an obvious escape pod.
These are my priorities in this indecision-making process, in rough order of descending importance:
- Cross-platform support–macOS, Windows, Android, iOS–is not negotiable, which is why I didn’t mention Apple Notes above.
- I need any other app to import my Evernote archives no less than one notebook at a time; that seems to rule out Microsoft’s OneNote, even though I pay for it as part of my Microsoft 365 subscription.
- I need reliable synchronization, ideally the almost real-time sync that Evernote now does so well. That may be the thing I need to trade to shave all or part of $250 a year from my online-services budget.
- Yearly cost below this year’s $129.99.
- Offline support, because I know how well CES WiFi works.
- Voice transcription for recording interviews, which I’ve come to rely on over the past year.
- Text recognition from a photo of a business card, so I can look up the details of somebody I met without adding them to my contacts list.
- Robust export options so I don’t get stuck in another company’s silo.
- The option of encrypting at least some notes on an end-to-end basis.
- A long-term focus from the app’s developers–why I don’t consider Google Keep, since Google introducing that a week after killiing Google Reader still leaves me with trust issues beyond my trying to reduce the number of single points of failure in my digital life.
Looking over this and comparing it to the research I’ve done so far, I think this makes me look like a Joplin user. Unless the lag that open-source app cites–the most frequent sync interval it allows for the OneDrive cloud storage I already pay for is every five minutes–instead makes me look like somebody who should suck up the extra cost of Evernote, considering what a small fraction it is of my other operating costs.
I wish this choice were clearer. I also wish that I didn’t have to figure this out at the peak cognitive-load period of my year.
#appleNotes #bendingSpoons #crossPlatform #digitalBudget #evernote #google #googleKeep #joplin #microsoft #noteTakingApps #notesApps #notion #onenote #vendorLockIn