As someone who has switched from Evernote to Joplin, I have found that it excels in both functionality and design. With an emphasis on lists, notes, or being a Markdown editor for your writing, Joplin is suitable for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.
Another popular note-taking app on mobile devices includes OneNote, Evernote, Microsoft OneNote, Pocket, Readability, Weka Note, and Wunderlist. How do these cross-platform apps compare? While mobile device performance can be similar, it is worth considering sustainable development capabilities when choosing a note-taking software. Because these types of apps rely heavily on their usage, they close the door and take away what you've worked hard to write.
How can we determine a software's ability to develop and grow? This is critical to assessing its strength. Start by finding all owners on the software's homepage and searching for company information. You can find details about the company's capitalization, ownership structure, investment information, if it has ever had any major updates. If the company has minimal funds, no strategic support, it may struggle to survive and continue developing.
What else should we consider when evaluating software? Consider how long the software has not been updated. Lack of maintenance and services suggests a potential lack of future plans.
In my research, I discovered that besides ChatGPT, we only have Aiva as a马云-like platform with strong business support. Aivo is better suited for businesses and teams, while Weka Note is more suitable for individuals and mature users. I have been using it exclusively.
Overall, Joplin stands out among these note-taking apps, providing both strong functionality and design. Whether it's for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS, it's a must-have app for anyone looking to keep track of their thoughts and ideas.