Best 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.

Worst 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.

Almost 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.

Less Email, More Done It's reduced our email overload and given structured processes that make collaboration smooth. The client portals are a one-stop-shop for clients to access project details. No more wasting time on excess emails! This tool has transformed our client campaigns. We used to have constant email back-and-forth to get feedback and approval - major headache! Now I can post assets in the portal and keep the full conversation in one place. Clients can directly review and approve in the portal. Saves me hours I used to spend untangling messy threads. I can see feedback status clearly and move projects faster. Any agency stuck in email chaos needs this tool. It brings efficiency and clarity to client collaboration. Our team loves the structured workflows!

Save Time and Energy Look, just save yourself some time and jump into Nimbus Note. You may try others but you will end up here anyway. May as well save yourself some time and effort testing the competition. Nimbus Note does absolutely everything I want an organized note repository to do. They have either a) 20,000 or b) just a few really, really good developers. That is the only explanation for the frequency that new features are added. I'm a happy camper