Newsletter housekeeping: The first episode of the Triple 'T' Productivity Podcast went live the other day. I had the delight of talking Evernote with YouTuber & Evernote Expert Vlad Campos. Listen here. Bending Spoons, the new(ish) owners of Evernote have broken their silence, put up the prices and given us a glimpse of what to expect over the next few months.
Apr 29, 2023·edited Apr 29, 2023Liked by Jon Tromans
This is a dilemma. On one hand, is setting aside $14.17/mo going to break my budget? No. On the other, this is more than I pay for any other application subscription by far. Nearly twice what I pay for my whole family to use Office 365 for a year. That's a tough pill to swallow.
The hard truth is that I tried switching before (when Evernote 10 was introduced) and nothing fit my workflow like EN does. I don't think that has changed. I guess I need to start planning for a life after Evernote, but BS is going to get at least one year out of me to convince me (again) that I shouldn't.
Hey Jon- thanks for the reply and the great tip. I never would've found Zoho Notebook otherwise. I could never figure out which way was up in OneNote and I don't like Google to have all my data- but Zoho looks like it might be a great fix!
It's an almost doubling of the price. I've been on board since 2008, so I didn't make the decision lightly. But I moved all 5k+ of my notes to Apple Notes. I'll miss the OCR until I find a fix for those notes with attachments, but just time to move on for me. My wife uses it as well so two annual payments that look like a car payment was just too much for us. I moved her out as well. Apple Notes has made some big strides so this is actually not bad timing. Any suggestions for OCR? I heard "Click Up" may be adding it.
As a professional ERP consultant, Evernote is like oxygen to me. The part that is difficult for me to get over is that Evernote is finally fixing problems that was last decade issues and hit you with oh BTW here is price increase for "stability?"
This is a dilemma. On one hand, is setting aside $14.17/mo going to break my budget? No. On the other, this is more than I pay for any other application subscription by far. Nearly twice what I pay for my whole family to use Office 365 for a year. That's a tough pill to swallow.
The hard truth is that I tried switching before (when Evernote 10 was introduced) and nothing fit my workflow like EN does. I don't think that has changed. I guess I need to start planning for a life after Evernote, but BS is going to get at least one year out of me to convince me (again) that I shouldn't.
I thought I’d found my “forever” notes app. I’m afraid I’m going to be priced out.
Hey Jon- thanks for the reply and the great tip. I never would've found Zoho Notebook otherwise. I could never figure out which way was up in OneNote and I don't like Google to have all my data- but Zoho looks like it might be a great fix!
It's an almost doubling of the price. I've been on board since 2008, so I didn't make the decision lightly. But I moved all 5k+ of my notes to Apple Notes. I'll miss the OCR until I find a fix for those notes with attachments, but just time to move on for me. My wife uses it as well so two annual payments that look like a car payment was just too much for us. I moved her out as well. Apple Notes has made some big strides so this is actually not bad timing. Any suggestions for OCR? I heard "Click Up" may be adding it.
As a professional ERP consultant, Evernote is like oxygen to me. The part that is difficult for me to get over is that Evernote is finally fixing problems that was last decade issues and hit you with oh BTW here is price increase for "stability?"