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Idle and in the background it's using about as much CPU time on my Mac as Evernote 7.14, so it's cleared the first hurdle of being an Electron app. (Seriously, you can select half of EN's interface, it's so embarrassing.) It does at least have enough attention to detail to not let you select half the stuff in the UI by dragging your mouse across it so there's that. Notejoy, like New Evernote, is a web app masquerading as an actual app.

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The storage limit is, admittedly, a bit spartan - I think Notejoy needs to up its game there, but perhaps they've suddenly been thrust into the spotlight from being a fairly niche product, but the Evernote update débâcle may prompt them to increase their server capability?

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But iOS doesn't really do the files thing much at all - so I'm not sure how you'd add a PDF to a pre-existing note? Would be delighted to learn how to do that on my iPhone or iPad. And I can add a PDF to an already created note in Evernote on the Mac or the PC, as they both deal in 'files'. I'm a bit confused though: are you talking about just ADDING a PDF to an already created text note, for example? How do you do that in Evernote on iOS? I can add a PDF to the database AS a note at any time, even by just emailing into Evernote (or, apparently, Notejoy). They say it’s on the roadmap but no timeframe. Here are the details of our our OCR capabilities, which are available in any of our paid plans: /help/search-inside-images-documents We don't currently allow you to attach PDF or word files from our mobile app. Here is an answer I got from Notejoy support:įrom our web and desktop apps, you can click the paperclip icon in the styling bar to add a PDF file or word file. I am not sure this is ready for prime time for my use of a note taking app. Just overnight (in my time zone) they added the ability to directly email notes to other people, who do not need Notejoy to receive and read them. But don't let that put you off (it's actually a good thing). I hadn't even heard of them until a few days ago.ĮDIT: Extra disclaimer - I just discovered that the referral link above carries a small credit towards Notejoy subscription if it results in somebody else joining, which I didn't know when I posted the above. In addition, it DOES allow you to have video clips in notes, unlike Evernote where most of my clips that contain video are stored as either a blank frame or just a URL.Ĭheck out Notejoy - I have no affiliation with the company whatsoever. From what I've seen so far, in about a week of playing with it, it really does seem about as close as I've got to a true Evernote replacement. I've been on real-time chat with one of their team, and they seem extremely responsive and keen to get more widely known, and to fill in the gap left by the demise of Evernote as we knew it. You can already email anything you want INTO Notejoy.

They are due to release a direct Evernote import utility in the next month, and they are just about to add the feature of being able to email a note to somebody else. No, I'd never heard of it either, until somebody among all the Evernote disgruntled on Twitter mentioned it, and I've been giving it a try. I have now come across the app which comes closest by far to the spirit of the golden years of Evernote.Ĭheck out Notejoy.

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In each of those, something is missing - eg offline notes and notebooks, ability to email INTO your account, or email a note OUT OF your account, etc etc. None of these quite fits the bill as a close Evernote replacement, either on my Macs, on my work Win10 PC, my iPad, or my iPhone. I've played with Notion, DevonThink, OneNote, Apple Notes, Roam Research, and a few others. I've been looking for something that does what Evernote has traditionally done well - act as a brain/memory extension.

For those, like me, who have become disgruntled Evernoters (in my case, Premium since mid-2008), and who have been sorely disappointed with these latest 'upgrades' to v10 on all platforms, I've been searching for a suitable alternative.