The web version does, but not the Mac app. It would be really nice if the Mac app had markdown though. Simplenote is my go to app though when writing blog posts as I don’t have to worry about formatting issues. Felt a bit too basic for what I was looking for as I can’t make todo lists or highlight important things when taking notes. I know I could do it, but it felt disjointed. I did turn Sublime into a pretty nice Markdown app with some extensions and themes, but then there’s not a good way to search through all the files as they’re not really in the app they’re all just separate files. There are many good ones, but I really wanted a list of notes like Evernote has and most don’t have that. I also tried a few Markdown apps and there. I tried it for a few weeks and I kind of liked it, but it also didn’t feel right for me. You kind of have to pick a path and stick with it. Plus you can’t easily move notes between all the things.
I think it’s because it has tabs and tabs have multiple notes, and then there are notebooks on top of that. The Mac app is lacking some features, and it just didn’t feel right. OneNote is a very nice app, but in the end, I felt disorganized.
I did try many other apps though and there are some great ones out there. I’d rather separate my personal and work life between the two apps. At this time however, I don’t really want to fill it full of work related stuff. I’ve been very happy with it and I have no real complaints. This allows me to meet Evernote’s new criteria of 2 devices and not have to move all the things. Then I could reserve Evernote for work related things. What I realized is that I could pull all of my personal stuff out and put it into Apples Notes app.
However, I have quite a few home things in there too. I mainly use Evernote for work related things. However, I’m kind of just ending back up at Evernote. I’ve been trying different Mac apps to come up with an Evernote replacement since they’re moving to a more restrictive free plan.
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