I first discovered Notion a year ago on recommendation from a colleague. Every time I would see a new tool I tried it a bit, liked this and that better than Evernote, but just gave up because I couldn’t justify the effort to switch.Įnter Notion, the self proclaimed All-in-one workspace. I now have thousands of notes there so the switching cost has become very high for me. And even tho Evernote is the priciest of the lot at $7.99/month I stuck it out. I had tried dozens of solutions (OneNote, Keep, SimpleNote, Bear, etc.) but kept always coming back to Evernote. But for most of the time I’ve been using Evernote, I’ve referred to it as the Best of the Worst as far as note taking apps go. When I sink my teeth into a software solution, I’m all in and I become an evangelist. I’ve probably converted 100 people to using that software over the years.
Lastly, if you used Evernote on Pebble, then that will also be discontinued with Skitch and Clearly.So I’ve been a longtime paying subscriber to Evernote, 7+ years I’d say.
For some reason, the OS X version of Skitch will continue to be available for now, but the Windows, iOS, and Android version will get the axe.Įvernote's argument is that some of the functionality of these apps is now included in the main Evernote app, but it just sounds like they just want you to ignore everything and just use the main app, even if it's not exactly what you want. The apps won't be updated any longer and will be pulled from their respective stores on January 22. Both apps were very useful, so naturally Evernote is shutting them down. Clearly, on the other hand, allowed those on desktop browsers to see a simplified version of the page to make reading easier.
Skitch is a desktop and mobile app that allowed users to annotate images with text, arrows and other shapes and was extremely simple and convenient.
Evernote has announced that it will be shutting down the Skitch and Clearly services.
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