Open-source, end-to-end encrypted markdown notes with a web clipper and sync across every platform — a long-standing alternative to Evernote.
Joplin is a long-standing, actively maintained open-source note app built around end-to-end encryption and markdown. A web clipper, extensive plugin system and sync to your own storage make it a serious Evernote replacement rather than a toy alternative.
You choose where your notes sync — Joplin Cloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3, WebDAV or a self-hosted server — so your data never has to sit only on Joplin's own infrastructure. It's free, fully open source, and available on every major platform.
Yes — Joplin's core app is free and open source. Joplin Cloud is an optional paid sync and publishing service.
Yes — notes are encrypted client-side before syncing, regardless of which storage provider you use.
Yes — Joplin supports Dropbox, OneDrive, S3, WebDAV, Joplin Cloud and self-hosted servers.
Joplin is free, open source and end-to-end encrypted, while Evernote is a closed-source paid product. Joplin also stores notes as markdown rather than a proprietary format.
Hierarchical note-taking built for large personal knowledge bases.
Privacy-first outliner for networked notes over plain markdown.
Open-source, local-first workspace for docs, wikis and projects.