Tired of Evernote?
Try Craft.

It can be – especially if you’re looking for a simpler, faster, and more beautiful writing experience. Craft is ideal for structured notes, personal docs, and publishing, while Evernote remains stronger for databases and internal wikis. Many users start by using Craft for personal work and Evernote for team systems – and over time, shift more into Craft as it becomes their go-to space for focused thinking and writing.

Craft is more affordable – especially if you want AI built in. Craft’s Plus Plan starts at $7.99/month and AI assistant is included for free in all Craft plans.

Craft makes it easy to create beautifully styled documents instantly, without the setup overhead. You can write in a fully native experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac – with full offline access when you need it. Capturing notes is fast and seamless across all your devices, and when you're ready to share, Craft lets you publish polished, professional-looking documents with just one click.

Yes. Craft works offline for writing, editing, organizing, and searching. AI features use on-device models when offline. Publishing and sharing require internet. Changes sync automatically when you reconnect. Evernote's offline mode has limitations on free tiers.

Yes. Craft has a built-in Evernote import tool. Export your notebooks from Evernote as .enex files, then use Craft's import feature. Your notes, formatting, and attachments transfer cleanly. You can also import from Apple Notes, Bear, and Markdown files.

Craft is built native for Apple platforms using Swift and UIKit. It integrates with Handoff, Spotlight search, Siri Shortcuts, Widgets, and Apple Pencil. Evernote uses Electron, which means slower performance, more battery drain, and less native feel.

Craft is significantly faster. Sub-second sync, instant app launch, smooth scrolling, zero input lag. Evernote's Electron-based architecture can feel sluggish, especially with large note libraries or complex formatting.

Yes. Craft has a browser extension for Chrome, Safari, and Edge that lets you save web pages, articles, and selections directly to your documents. You can also use the Share Extension on iOS and macOS.

Yes, and it's much simpler. Craft lets you publish beautiful, professional web pages with one click. No additional setup required. Your published pages look polished and professional out of the box.

Yes. Craft has native Apple Pencil support on iPad for writing, drawing, and annotating directly in documents. You can mix handwritten notes with typed text seamlessly. The experience is smoother than Evernote's implementation.

Craft includes AI assistant in all plans at no extra cost. Write, edit, summarize, and organize content with AI help. Evernote charges extra for AI features. Craft also offers on-device AI options for privacy-conscious users.

If you value a beautiful writing experience, native Apple performance, and modern design, yes. Many longtime Evernote users have switched to Craft for the speed, elegance, and reliability. Your workflow will feel fresh again.

Yes. Craft offers a free Education plan for students and educators with full Plus features. The clean interface helps with focus during study sessions. Offline capability is perfect for lectures and libraries without wifi.

Craft is designed for writers who want distraction-free, beautiful writing. Native performance means zero lag while typing, full offline access lets you write anywhere, and one-click publishing creates polished web pages. Evernote is better suited for reference storage.

Craft syncs in sub-second time (under 1 second) across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and web. Evernote's sync can be slower, especially with large notebooks. Craft's sync speed is noticeably superior.

Export your Evernote notebooks as .enex files (Settings → Export). Then use Craft's Import feature and select Evernote. Craft preserves your note formatting, tags, and attachments. Import one notebook at a time for large libraries.