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I spent Sunday afternoon researching alternatives for Keep after hitting my breaking point with DontBeEvilCorp a couple weeks ago. The best I found by a mile i
by richjdsmith 8y ago
I spent Sunday afternoon researching alternatives for Keep after hitting my breaking point with DontBeEvilCorp a couple weeks ago.
The best I found by a mile is Notion.so. In fact, it is such a great app, it has promted me to consider migrating years of OneNote notebooks, along with trying it out as a replacement for Todoist.
Google photos I replaced with Amazon Prime Photos (from pan to fire, I know, but I'm still oddly happier).
Google Drive was the easiest - I use a combo of DropBox and Arq Backup Tool going to Backblaze B2.
Email has been hard. I have always maintained my own email domain, but had that forward to gmail for the convenience. Not sure what I'm going to do there.
Hope that helped.
- unstuckdev 8y agoI use Dropbox Paper for notes. It has the minimalism of Keep, but you can use formatting, and you're not limited to HTML exports. You can export everything (or just a few things) as Markdown or .docx files.
- citrablue 8y agoI'll second the recommendation for Notion.so. It's a neat piece of software developed by people who are unreasonably into making the killer note taking app. I use it to replace Evernote, primarily, but also for building requirements docs, todo lists, or notes.
- softawre 8y agoWoah, this is the killer note app. It's Onenote+Trello with /-commands and keyboard shortcuts.