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Free and open-source Evernote alternatives

Evernote (Note-taking and organization app) is a commercial product. These 2 tools do the same job and are free to use or to self-host.
Short answer: the best free alternatives to Evernote are Joplin and Obsidian. Self-hosting is free; you pay only for the server (a small VPS is about $4–6/mo). Licenses and prices checked 2026-10-01.
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    Joplin

    Open-source note-taking with sync and encryption

    Open-source notes with end-to-end encryption; sync via your own cloud.

    Open source (AGPL-3.0) ·★ 57k GitHub stars · last commit 2026-10-07 · details

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    Obsidian

    Private Markdown notes stored as local files

    Markdown notes on local files; closed source, sync and publish are paid.

    Source-available (Proprietary, free to use) ·details

Want paid options too? See all Evernote alternatives or the full free alternatives list.

FAQ

Is there a free alternative to Evernote?+

Yes. Joplin and Obsidian do the same job for free; Joplin is open source.

What is the best open-source alternative to Evernote?+

Joplin is the most starred on GitHub (57k stars). Open-source notes with end-to-end encryption; sync via your own cloud.

Open source: OSI-approved license. Free to self-host: the code is public and free to run yourself, with limits in the license.