# ThreadPage and other notes apps

Each comparison says who should stay with the other app, and shows the facts with the day we checked them.

## [ThreadPage or Evernote](https://thread.page/compare/evernote.md)

### Stay with Evernote if

- you save web pages all day with the Web Clipper;
- you search inside PDFs and images;
- you keep more than 20,000 notes, or browse thousands of them as one library;
- you want tasks, a calendar and AI inside your notes app.

### Try ThreadPage if

- you hit the Free plan’s limit of 50 notes and one notebook;
- you keep a few long projects and want each one’s notes in date order;
- you want your notes in files you can take with you on any plan;
- you’d rather open a browser and write than install an app.

[See what comes across](https://thread.page/compare/evernote.md#moves)

## [ThreadPage or Notion](https://thread.page/compare/notion.md)

### Stay with Notion if

- you want databases, templates and wikis, or a workspace for a team;
- you share pages with guests, who comment or edit;
- you already connect Claude or ChatGPT through Notion’s own MCP server;

### Try ThreadPage if

- you run a few personal or side projects and mostly need to know where each one stands;
- you’d rather write than design a system first;
- with Pro, you want Claude, ChatGPT or Codex to read one project’s notes, and only that project’s.

[See them side by side](https://thread.page/compare/notion.md#compare)

## [ThreadPage or Obsidian](https://thread.page/compare/obsidian.md)

### Stay with Obsidian if

- you want your notes as plain files on your own disk;
- you rely on plugins, themes and a graph of links;
- you sync through your own cloud folder and pay nothing;
- you enjoy building your own system.

### Try ThreadPage if

- you’ve spent more evenings on your setup than on your notes;
- you write on computers where you can’t install anything;
- you want each project’s notes in date order, the newest last;
- with Pro, you share a project with someone who has never heard of a vault.

[See what each one takes](https://thread.page/compare/obsidian.md#setup)

## [ThreadPage or OneNote](https://thread.page/compare/onenote.md)

### Stay with OneNote if

- you write by hand or draw with a pen;
- you place text and pictures anywhere on a page;
- you already work in Microsoft 365, and OneDrive syncs your notebooks for free;
- you want Microsoft’s AI inside your notes.

### Try ThreadPage if

- your project is spread over sections and pages, and you can’t see what came last;
- you want each project’s notes in date order, the newest last;
- you work on Linux, or in a browser with no Microsoft account;
- you want your notes as Markdown you can take anywhere.

[See which export works](https://thread.page/compare/onenote.md#export)

## [ThreadPage or Google Keep](https://thread.page/compare/google-keep.md)

### Stay with Google Keep if

- you keep shopping lists and quick reminders;
- you want everything on your Google Account, synced for free;
- you add notes from your watch or your phone’s home screen;
- you share a list with your family, who edit it too.

### Try ThreadPage if

- a note has grown into a project you come back to for weeks;
- you need tables, headings or files in a note;
- you want to see what happened in what order;
- you’d rather not need a Google Account for your notes.

[See where a note outgrows Keep](https://thread.page/compare/google-keep.md#outgrow)

## [ThreadPage or Apple Notes](https://thread.page/compare/apple-notes.md)

### Stay with Apple Notes if

- you work only on an iPhone, iPad and Mac, and want them in sync for free;
- you scan documents or draw in your notes;
- you edit the same note with other people at the same time;
- you need end-to-end encryption.

### Try ThreadPage if

- you also work on Windows, Linux or Android, sometimes offline;
- you keep several long projects going and lose track of where each one stopped;
- with Pro, you want Claude, ChatGPT or Codex to read a project’s notes and add to them;
- with Pro, you share one project with a client who works in a browser.

[See them side by side](https://thread.page/compare/apple-notes.md#compare)

## Work with agents

### [Codex vs Claude Code](https://thread.page/compare/claude-code-vs-codex.md)

Codex and Claude Code side by side: where each runs, what it reads and how you pay. And how one thread of notes hands work between them.

## Move your notes

### [Import from other apps](https://thread.page/help/import.md)

How to bring your notes from other note apps into ThreadPage: the steps for each app, what comes across and what stays behind.

### [Export your notes](https://thread.page/help/export.md)

Export ThreadPage notes as Markdown, Evernote files, a thread’s PDF or a ThreadPage backup, and what each file holds.

## Start with one thread.

[Start writing](https://thread.page/app)

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Read next

### [Project notes: one running log per project](https://thread.page/use-cases/project-notes.md)

Keep notes, tables and screenshots with each project. Before you switch, leave the next step in its thread. When you return, the context is there.

Free · nothing to set up

### [One running record per client](https://thread.page/use-cases/client-work.md)

Keep the brief, your call notes and each agreed change in one client thread. When the work resumes, the latest note tells you what happens next.

Free · your own client notes

[Guides](https://thread.page/guides.md)