I am not sure if this is a personal bias, but everytime I tried to switch to OneNotes, I was unable to persist my will to continue using it as a note-taking software. While OneNotes software is free, there is a limitation on the storage. One downside is you will be tied to Microsoft cloud infrastructure because the notes are stored in the cloud storage. OneNotes has rich editing and notes taking capabilities, and allow syncing between different devices.

Microsoft OneNotes comes pretty close to EverNote replacement since EverNote charging for the features.

However, the lack of Markdown support and richer editing experience of MacOS Notes lead me to search for other alternatives. Also, you can set a lock on individual notes so that you can keep the notes from prying eyes. It attracted my attention since it has the capability of syncing between different devices.

MacOS Notes is the default notes taking app in MacOS and iOS.

pay for features), I have stopped using it and looking for other alternatives. However, since EverNote decides to go for different business model (i.e. There are various browser plugins to make web clipping to EverNote easier and I love that.

For me, it keeps my cooking recipes collected from the internet pretty well, especially those with nice foodie shots.

It is great for me to keep track of different type of notes.

EverNote has been my favourite notes taking and organisation due to its rich functionality and able to sync across multiple devices.Here are some of my rants about these tools: However, I still feel constrained by the limitation of the tools and unable to do exactly what I want to organise my notes. I have been using various note organiser tools, such as EverNote, MacOS Notes, Bear, Microsoft OneNotes over the years to keep track of my brainstorm ideas, study notes, project ideas, software commands, deployment instructions and some how-tos. Notes organisation with Markdown, Visual Studio Code and Pandoc

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