> I'm sorry but I don't think you should call this an Evernote alternative. Everyone has to start somewhere. Being a new company, calling yourself an Evernote

> I'm sorry but I don't think you should call this an Evernote alternative. Everyone has to start somewhere. Being a new company, calling yourself an Evernote alternative says to me that you're either available everywhere or you will _eventually_ be available everywhere. Maybe not being available everywhere right now is too much of a down point for you but it may be fine for others. This strikes me as an MVP and it looks like a good start. Saying Evernote took forever to hit 100MB and this app just starting out at 100MB doesn't mean anything but you're implying it'll only balloon further. When they get a revenue stream and / or funding and go full native I would suspect that size would go down considerably. I think your points are fair but I think you're looking at this company as something far, far more than what it really is.