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But in fact, if you are trying to attach something except images the form just will not work. It looks strange because developers say that this feature should attach any files and sync them.

Attached images are NOT syncing with anything at all.

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HTML code always converts to naked tags and UTF-8 characters - no way to keep a code untouched, even with grave accents or pre tags.

Moreover, it's too buggy and unpredictable at the moment. And no alternative for those who use Evernote to save parts of Web Pages. Of course, it's not Evernote killer app at the moment as it was declared.

Joplin is stable, highly functional Evernote alternative with ENAX import, web clipper, local storage for any file types, fast math notions, and inline HTML supported! Still has unpolished design, and hasn't public web-client, but works!

Encryption optional (with Cryptomator - works great).

If you want an Evernote alternative for the following functions but mobile isn't important to you, consider TagSpaces:

App does not support some of Evernote's more sophisticated features, such as scanning.

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No Android app (it's promised to come soon iOS is available).Pictures can be included in your notes, but not resized.Ideally, the developers would store the info Laverna uses in an encrypted file/folder which can be synced using the service of anyone's choice. Laverna claims to connect to Dropbox, but that's only one service and there have been many complaints it doesn't work well. Ideally, to challenge Evernote, you'd want to be able to sync your encrypted data using the service of your choice. Laverna encrypts your data by default (see points above).Laverna has excellent searching built in.Laverna has excellent basic note-taking (you can use markdown, a Wisiwyg-type editor, and include pictures).Evernote doesn't even work on/support Linux

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Laverna is cross-platform (Mac, Windows and Linux).

So the question is now about Laverna's functionality.

Same for three letter agencies (if the encryption is done well, like via AES-256) and whoever might get your hands on the data in years to come. Even if hackers steal your data, the fact it's encrypted means they can't read it. Using encryption, as Laverna does, gets around problems like these. Evernote might be functional, but they store your data unencrypted, which means that:Ī) if hackers breach Evernote's servers ( has happened before), all your personal data is out there in some hackers handsī) three letter agencies (NSA, FBI, etc.) are allowed legally to demand that Evernote hands your data over to them, and the law says Evernote might be prevented even from telling you that this has happened.Ĭ) you should ask yourself: even if none of the above happens, where will copies of my data be in 20 years time? In whose hands? On whose servers? What will the law be then? Will you want whoever will be then in power/controlling Evernote's servers to have access to all your receipts, notes, captured webpages, boarding cards and whatever else you put into Evernote? Nothing prevents them from deciding to try that again in the future. Evernote are a US-based company whose privacy policy recently caused a lot of controversy because they planned (then backtracked) on letting their employees read customers' data. Open source makes it more trustworthy than Evernote, because anyone can inspect the code.Įncryption makes it more private than Evernote. Laverna aims to be an open-source, encrypted alternative to Evernote.

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