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I ditched evernote after I lost my data twice. Sadly I have yet to find a solution which I feel would be an adequate replacement. Even Paperwork is far from it.
by jamesu 12y ago
I ditched evernote after I lost my data twice. Sadly I have yet to find a solution which I feel would be an adequate replacement. Even Paperwork is far from it. Either the proposed alternative is even buggier than evernote, or it doesn't implement the full featureset I need.
I kind of feel that for me the pinnacle of Evernote was version 3. The lure of being able to dump any information into it and sort it later was basically what got me using it. I could launch the app, type in "Phil", and get Phils contact details from a business card I scanned in previously. I even used it a few times to save maps and a travel itineracy to my phone for conferences I attended. As the marketing put it, it was like a reliable "second brain". I don't think any of the alternatives I have tried have nailed this at all.
- desireco42 12y agoYeah it lost my ideas notebook... very hard to trust it after that.
- pgrote 12y agoHow did you lose your data twice?
- hobo_mark 12y agoIt "ate" some of my notes too a few times, hell if I know how. I'm never going back.
- chris-at 12y agoI only lost my data once but that was enough. My note got stuck in a sync conflict (even visible in the logs). Support told me to save my note before moving to another device ... I guess I was the first user to forget that. They never apologized for their bug and I was a paid user back then.