Nimbus Notes vs Dendron

An Evernote alternative where categorization is quite easy, as Nimbus Notes uses both a hierarchical folder structure and hashtags (#).

There's a tool for Windows which lets users transfer their notes from Evernote to Nimbus. Here's a guide on how to do it.

Does not restrict you to only two devices like Evernote does for its free version.

Excellent help desk advice and interaction when trying to find a solution to the data issue mentioned previously.

Dendron does not pull notes off your system unless you want to explicitly. There are easy guides for syncing with Github or you can always use Dropbox, Onedrive etc. to sync your notes wherever you want.

If you're already developing in VSCode, it's great to have your notes in a familiar environment. Reduces switching costs and you can use familiar keybindings.

Dendron makes it easy to create and refactor hierarchies at will.

Dendron ships with a configuration for publishing your notes with Next.js. The resulting site is searchable and easy to navigate, and the VS Code extension can easily place links to notes in your clipboard for rapid sharing.

You can literally just start writing; Dendron doesn't force you into bullets, folders, projects, etc. You build your vault the way you want it, and Dendron takes care of the presentation.

Dendron's developers are always putting out videos and office hours to help others become familiar with Dendron.