One point of anecdata: I haven't heard of any of those.
How do you define success?
Keep in mind Evernote was created in 2000 and the web version was launched in 2008.
I doubt any of the stuff in your list will be around in 14 years.
One point of anecdata: I haven't heard of any of those.
How do you define success?
Keep in mind Evernote was created in 2000 and the web version was launched in 2008.
I doubt any of the stuff in your list will be around in 14 years.
Maybe Roam, Obsidian, Logseq would be better examples of booming apps note-takers jump ship to? But then, I think all of these apps are rather niche compared to Evernote.
Trello's acquisition was not as disastrous as I thought yet, for example. Wunderlist became Microsoft To Do. As a result, they are burrowed deep into the Microsoft ecosystem and got forgotten on the other hand.
Let's see where it goes and what's gonna happen to the ecosystem. I like Evernote at its current state, hope they won't turn it upside down.