It has almost all the features of Evernote that I care - notebooks, notes, tags, images, web clipping, sync, and apps for multi-platform. Here are some of the positives and negatives of Joplin. In Joplin, I might have found the application to replace Evernote finally. I have been using Joplin for a week now diving deep into all the features it has-including its terminal application. Joplin is the first application that ticks every expectation I have. Recently, I came across an interesting open-source application called Joplin. 
Even after all these years, Evernote is still the undisputed king of note-taking. I searched far and wide and tried many of the “coolest” apps.
It should have browser integration so I can clip interesting webpages. It would be a bonus if it stored data in plaintext because text format will stay for decades. If an app becomes my external brain, I better have access to the data all the time and have a backup too. It should work on Mac, Android, and Linux, the platforms I use. My expectations are simple (at least I like to think so): I can use Evernote even under Linux, using a 3rd party application.Įver since the future of Evernote became uncertain, I started looking for an alternative. 
I can email note, I can send an article from Pocket, and I can clip a webpage from Firefox. With about 2000 notes, it serves as my external brain.Įvernote has a fantastic ecosystem.
It has notes from all the books I have read, best paras from the articles I liked, and even reasons for investing in specific stocks. I have been using Evernote for close to a decade now.
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