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#Apple notes vs evernote update

enex files ranging in size from 3.4 MB to 4.5 GB. I tested out Apple Notes last weekend too, importing 10.

archiving documents and heavy-duty storage) that it wasn't really designed for and one day this is going to bite me in the ass and I'll be trapped (see above).Ĭurious if there are any other Evernote-to-Notes switchers (or just Notes-curious folks) out there. I do often feel like I'm "hacking" Notes by using it in a way (i.e.Apple Notes feels like a Hotel California: you can check in but you can't check out. For all the guff Evernote gets, one thing they're really good at is data portability. I haven't found any way to "export" data from Apple Notes.I haven't found a good way to do this on Apple Notes except for copying and pasting the body of an email. I used this a lot to clear out my inbox by forwarding things like bank statements or receipts to Evernote. or any way to save the content of a web page (and not just its URL) as a note Apple seems to be putting a lot of resources into developing the product. I love the annotation tools, the document scanning tools (so much better than Evernote!), the sketchpad ability (with handwriting OCR!), and more. Apple Notes keeps getting better and better.notes I create on my phone show up on my desktop, documents I scan on my desktop appear (and are searchable) on my phone. for people in the Apple ecosystem everything "just works".Notes on iOS is everything I wish a new Evernote mobile app would be.

#Apple notes vs evernote update

the Notes iOS app is awesome! fast and responsive (once the ages-long iCloud database update kicks in after import).

I did a migration of all my Evernote data into Notes (which was pretty tedious tbh) and then had to wait a very very long time for everything to get synced on the iCloud side of things. A friend who's an even bigger Apple fanboy said he used Notes instead. I had put pretty much my entire life into Evernote, but had grown really frustrated with its lackluster iOS app and was losing faith in the product roadmap I was seeing. Long time (decade-plus) Evernote user here. (Apologies to anyone tired of "Evernote switcher" posts.)