Shocker Fan
GBI'm quickly finding awful sync problems… I'm quickly finding awful sync problems between devices. Changes I make on one device (eg Laptop) should show up quickly on another device (eg. iPad or iPhone) but no. Sometimes it takes hours or overnight for the sync to happen. When its happy the sync happens instantly in real time. But on too many occasions, the sync doesn't work. Move a note to a different folder and it may never show up in the folder on another device. Great features, but this is a deal killer.
Hannah Blagg
GBSo far.. So far, so good. Honestly, I haven't played around with it enough to give a full review just yet; but I can say that I love every feature and I'm looking forward to spending more time getting to know it. I shall update at yonder point of existence. May want to remind me though; if these features are all in proper working order...🤘
Jenny Harle
GBAlmost Great I needed to break up with Evernote after more than a decade, and Nimbus makes that possible. I love the block layout and markdown formatting. However, the syncing to mobile is tedious and unreliable, and there are a lot of features missing. For example - I can’t create or edit tables on mobile, there is no handwriting OCR like in Evernote, and there is no way to search across workspaces. I’m hopefull that with more development it will improve. For now, it’s usable but not awesome.
Taylor Felt
GBWorst experience I've ever had with a… Worst experience I've ever had with a softeware company. I have been begging them for months to cancel my subscription on an account I no longer have access to but they never respond. Yesterday I got a $70 charge and finally had enough. (It's been over $250) I asked for a refund and they offered me credit for a product I don't like or want and will never use. Buyer beware.
Terence
MYBest replacement for Evernote and… Best replacement for Evernote and Notion, whom I'm a fan of the last 3 years. But NimbusNote is da bomb now because of the flexibility, SEO capabilities, and price...I use it everyday. Never looked back since I migrated from Evernote and Notion.