Apps come and go, but the files you create should last.
https://obsidian.md/blog/free-your-notes/

Probably no one here is on Evernote, but the company laid off their remaining staff. If you have friends/family still on Evernote, we made it easy to convert notebooks to durable plain text files.

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RIP, Evernote. I do unfortunately still have a lot of legacy notes on there.

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Briefly, but I was pretty confused by it. It feels too prescriptive. Conceptually I like the idea of a universal type system, but in practice I found it overwhelming. Maybe some day there will be a benefit to everyone sharing one type system, but for now it feels less useful than creating my own.

They were bought by a European company, no?

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Virtually all of the dedicated staff has been fired as of last week. It sounds like the parent company is going to try and re-assign the maintenance to their staff in Italy, but the app has been in zombie mode for years so it's hard to see how this will improve things.

They were bought by a European company, no? 

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/11299822091539-Evernote-acquisition-FAQ

Interesting, that’s actually really cool to do