5 open-source tools that do some or all of what Evernote does. Check the features you rely on before switching.
Joplin is a free note-taking and to-do app that stores notes in Markdown and keeps them on your own device. It is for people who want searchable, encrypted notes that sync across their computers and phones.
Could replace Evernote
SiYuan is an open-source, privacy-focused knowledge management system that allows users to create and manage notes, with support for AI agents and advanced features like block-level references and Markdown WYSIWYG editing.
Could replace Evernote
Trilium Notes is a cross-platform hierarchical note-taking application that helps build large personal knowledge bases with rich features like WYSIWYG editing, note versioning, and synchronization.
Could replace Evernote
Linkwarden is a self-hosted bookmark manager that allows users to collect, read, and annotate webpages, while also preserving them as screenshots and PDFs.
Could replace Evernote
Notesnook is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted note-taking app that aims to provide a privacy-focused alternative to Evernote.
Could replace Evernote
