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> I tried to orient what would be an affordable, future-safe alternative, but I haven't found any. I think it would be OneNote. But if you really wand to futu
by pantulis 3y ago
> I tried to orient what would be an affordable, future-safe alternative, but I haven't found any.
I think it would be OneNote. But if you really wand to future proof your data, I think nothing beats using Obsidian on top of a bunch of folders in a cloud drive.
I am all-in on Apple and I replaced Evernote with iCloud Drive, Notebooks.app, Obsidian and EagleFiler all pointing to the same "vault" folder. While on mobile I just use the regular Files app to browse the iCloud Drive. It's much less convenient than just using Evernote, and that's exactly Evernote's greatness.
- _han 3y agoI can also recommend Obsidian's iOS app if you haven't tried it!
- pantulis 3y agoBut the Obsidian iOS app forces you to use the default iCloud location for your vault folder, which cannot easily be accessed by other apps even on Desktop due to the strange macOS/iOS permissions. For example, if memory serves, Chrome on desktop will not generate .webloc files there by dragging and dropping the URL from the address bar (although Safari will). For my use case, I do not do much note creation while on mobile, so it's enough to use iOS Files app with a bunch of favorites.