You09:12
Quote from the tiler: 38 euros per square metre, materials extra.
An Evernote alternative that imports your notes
Export each notebook from the Evernote app on a Mac or Windows computer and drop the files in. Notebooks become folders, and text, tables, images, tags and dates come across.
At a glance
- Try it
- Import one notebook in your browser, with no account.
- Arrives as
- Each note as its own thread in a folder, with its date, tags and files.
- Your export
- Read in your browser. With Sync on, the imported notes then sync to your account.
- Leaving
- Export every note as Markdown or Evernote files, on every plan.
- Plan
- Free Plus adds Sync. Pro adds AI, sharing and full connections.
Which one fits you
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.
What comes across from Evernote
| In ThreadPage | |
|---|---|
| A notebook | A folder |
| A note | A thread with one note, on the note’s own date |
| Text, formatting, checklists, tables | Come across in the note |
| Images and files | Come across in the note |
| Tags | #tags at the end of the note |
| A note’s source address | Comes across |
| Encrypted text | Marked where it was |
| Stacks, reminders, note history | Not imported |
When the import finishes, What changed lists every change and every note or file it left out, with the reason. Import from Evernote
Each note becomes its own thread in a folder
A notebook of 200 notes arrives as a folder of 200 threads, each holding the note you wrote. The notes stay as you wrote them, and you find them with search and folders.
The change comes afterwards: when you work on a project again, add a dated note to its thread instead of editing the old one. Its last note then tells you where you stopped.
A thread, over time Example
Your workspace starts empty.
House
Kitchen renovation
Fri, 14 Mar 2025
Imported from Evernote, on its own date.
Fri, 30 Oct 2026
Your first new note, in the same thread.
You18:40
The tiler raised the price. Asked two others for a quote.
Tue, 3 Nov 2026
The last note says where you stopped.
You20:15
Decided: Marek, because he can start in January. Next: pay the deposit.
ThreadPage and Evernote, side by side
Checked 7 November 2026 on Evernote’s plan and help pages and on ThreadPage’s own.
| ThreadPage | Evernote | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone; works offline | Better: Apps on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android; the web |
| To start | Better: No account needed | An Evernote account |
| Price | Better: Free; Plus with 1 GB for $3.99 a month | Free to 50 notes; Starter $14.99 a month |
| Sync: Even | With Plus or Pro, across your devices | 1 device on Free, 3 on Starter |
| A project is: Even | A thread of dated notes, with a status | A notebook of separate notes |
| In a note: Even | Checklists, tables, images, files up to 2 GB; recordings, transcribed with Pro | Text, tables, images, PDFs, audio, web clips |
| Sharing: Even | With Pro, a thread or folder; invitees join free | A note or notebook, by email or link |
| Assistants: Even | MCP with Pro, only the threads you choose | MCP in beta, on paid plans |
| Built-in AI: Even | AI editing and speech recognition with Pro | AI Assistant, Semantic Search, AI Transcribe |
| Getting a note back: Even | Trash; with Plus or Pro, versions up to 90 days | Trash; note history |
| Taking notes out | Better: All notes, as Markdown or Evernote files | ENEX, HTML or PDF, from the computer app |
Sources: evernote.com/compare-plans, evernote.com/mcp, evernote.com/learn/how-to-export-your-notes, help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/46317642175763
What each plan holds
Checked 7 November 2026. Evernote’s prices are its list prices in US dollars; they differ through Apple or Google billing.
| Notes | Devices | Storage | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ThreadPage Free | Up to 20,000 per browser | One browser | Your browser’s space | Free |
| ThreadPage Plus | Up to 20,000 per browser | No limit | 1 GB | $3.99 a month or $39.99 a year |
| ThreadPage Pro | Up to 20,000 per browser | No limit | 10 GB | $11.99 a month or $99.99 a year |
| Evernote Free | 50 | 1 | 1 GB | Free |
| Evernote Starter | 1,000 | 3 | 5 GB | $14.99 a month or $99 a year |
| Evernote Advanced | No limit | No limit | No limit | $24.99 a month or $249.99 a year |
Evernote also sells Flexible and Unlimited plans, and applies safeguard limits to Advanced’s notebooks and devices.
Where your notes live
On Free, imported notes and files stay in the browser you import them into, and that browser decides how much space they get. Text always comes across. A file that doesn’t fit isn’t imported, and the import names it.
With Plus or Pro and Sync on, your notes and files reach your account and your other devices. Plus includes 1 GB for files; Pro includes 10 GB. Storage & backups
Try one notebook first
You don’t need an account. Export one notebook as ENEX, open Settings → Import & export → Import notes in ThreadPage and choose the file. It goes into a new folder, and Undo import moves all of it to Trash.
Questions
Can I export from Evernote on my phone or in a browser?
No. Evernote Web and the phone apps can’t export, so you need the Evernote app on a Mac or Windows computer.
Do my notes keep their dates?
Yes. Each note keeps its real date and sits in date order in ThreadPage.
Can I import the same notebook again?
Yes. ThreadPage skips the notes that haven’t changed, and a changed note comes as a new copy in a new folder. Nothing you edited is overwritten.
Can I go back to Evernote?
Yes. ThreadPage exports your notes as Evernote files (.enex) or Markdown on every plan. Export your notes
Does ThreadPage have a web clipper?
No. Paste what you want to keep into a note, with its link.
Limits
- One browser holds up to 20,000 notes, or 5,000 on an iPhone or iPad, on every plan. An import that would pass that doesn’t start.
- Search finds a file by its name, not by the text inside it.
- On Free, your notes stay in one browser, and clearing its site data removes them, so export a backup now and then.
- ThreadPage has no end-to-end encryption, and it can’t read text you encrypted in Evernote.
Evernote, Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple, and Google are the names of their owners. ThreadPage is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Start with one thread.
Start writing
Free in your browser. No account needed to start.
Project notes: one running log per project
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 upA residence permit and a mortgage, at once
Each letter, call and photo goes into its thread, and Waiting marks what’s out of your hands. “I sent it on 7 August” is a fact.
Free nothing to set up