Amplenote's creators have mentioned that Evernote was their main note taking app of choice before building Amplenote. The two apps share tagging system, and the visual layout of Amplenote is more similar to "classic Evernote" than any other app.

Unlike Evernote, Amplenote supports robust tasks (including recurring tasks and scheduling tasks to calendar), modern backlinking/transclusion, and security/encryption features Evernote lacks.

Guiding Tech provides a nicely detailed rundown at https://www.guidingtech.com/apple-notes-vs-ever....

Their conclusion is that "Apple Notes offer better OS integration, and it is free to use. Evernote is feature-rich, offers better organization and the web clipper is the best in business."

In their comparison at https://www.slant.co/versus/10/2121/~asana_vs_e..., Slant.co states "When comparing Asana vs Evernote, the Slant community recommends Asana for most people. In the question "What are the best cross-platform task apps?" Asana is ranked 12th while Evernote is ranked 22nd. The most important reason people chose Asana is it's "fantastic mechanisms for dealing with team collaboration"

One of the all-time classic showdowns, which most of the internet will claim that Bear wins hands down, unless you really need Evernote's web clipper. A particularly helpful review with lots of screenshots at https://usefyi.com/bear-vs-evernote summarizes the difference by saying "Ultimately, though, Evernote just doesn’t feel as satisfying to use as Bear does."

There aren't a lot of resources on the internet that directly compare these two apps, since their use case tends to be quite different. Coda is a much different product than Evernote in that it focuses on teams, collaborative writing, and spreadsheets. Evernote is a tool better suited for individual use, but the polish advantage that Coda has over Evernote is easy to notice & appreciate.

SlashGear provides an ad-light comparison of the two here https://www.slashgear.com/evernote-open-source-.... Their conclusion is "Joplin is pretty much like the power user note-taking application. While on the surface it’s as easy to use as Evernote, providing nearly all the same features or even more, it requires the user to set things up a bit beforehand or at least decide on certain matters, like which sync backend to use. At least it doesn’t require you to host your own server, though that option is at least available for those who can afford it."

Nimbus has created a dedicated page to list out the advantages they hold over Evernote, check it out here https://nimbusweb.me/nimbusnote-vs-evernote.php. They note advantages in pricing, templates, and "super documents." They even provide an entire feature comparison table for those possessing of ample time and curiosity https://nimbusweb.me/nimbusnote-vs-evernote-com...

NoteJoy has created a page dedicated to listing their advantages over Evernote, you can review it for yourself here https://notejoy.com/resources/notejoy-vs-evernote. They summarize the difference as "Why settle for Evernote? Notejoy provides modern, collaborative notes for individuals and teams." They also make mention that NoteJoy is "not just beautiful—it's also fast and powerful" and "Cross-platform without limits"

The Sweet Setup compares the two apps in detail here https://thesweetsetup.com/should-i-move-from-ev..., concluding that switching from Evernote to Notion is advisable in several different scenarios.

Zylstra offers a robust comparison of why a user would want to move to Obsidian from Evernote https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2020/07/getting-to.... They state "It’s all in markdown, so easy to use on mobile with a different client if I sync it through Nextcloud. I added the same notes I previously added to WP and EN in Obsidian, to experience differences and commonalities. In comparison with the other notes tools I tried a key difference is that I left this app open since I started it up this morning. A key difference with WP and EN is that I want to add notes to this tool."

Zapier produced some great content in 2018 comparing the two: https://zapier.com/blog/evernote-vs-onenote. Fortunately, since neither app evolves quickly at this point in their life cycle, it remains relevant. They point to Onenote's pricing advantage (free), and how Onenote's tags "can go anywhere."

They conclude, "OneNote is better for people who are in the market for a completely free note-taking app, appreciate more flexibility in their note formatting (along with a bit of color in their interface and iconography), and perhaps most importantly, want an app that works closely with other apps and services from Microsoft."

Evernote enthusiast Francesco D'Alessio takes a look at Roam in this article, comparing it favorably to the heyday of Evernote in the (paywalled) Medium article https://francescod.medium.com/roam-is-evernote-.... He concludes that it is "potentially a better Evernote replacement than Notion," high praise given the public consensus as of 2020 that Notion is the most robust note taking app among all comers.

Standard Notes directly addresses the question of how they compare to Evernote in a help page https://standardnotes.org/help/9/is-standard-no.... Their assessment? "Standard Notes makes an excellent secure Evernote alternative if you're looking for something easy to use and available on every platform. We are built on principles of simplicity, and make sure we don't add features needlessly. With that said, there are many things you'll find on Evernote that you won't find here."

The Evernote Enthusiast behind the @KeepProductive Youtube channel provides the following 14 minute video summarizing the advantages of SuperNotes compared to Evernote https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGalun8pLfY