Todoist vs Evernote

Todoist and Evernote are both productivity options. Todoist lists 6 features across 6 platforms; Evernote lists 6 features across 5 platforms — see the full breakdown below, sourced from each vendor's own site rather than ratings or reviews.

Side-by-side summary

ComparingTodoistEvernote

CategoryProductivityProductivity

Alternatives tracked33

PlatformsWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, AndroidWeb, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android

Pricing modelfreemiumNot yet documented

Best for Todoist

Positioned for individuals, freelancers, and agile teams who want fast, cross-platform task capture with natural language parsing, clean interface views, and minimal project management friction.

Best for Evernote

Vendor copy targets general users organizing personal information, teams doing real-time collaborative work, students, and enterprise customers.

Feature comparison

Every feature listed here comes directly from each vendor's own official site.

Todoist

Natural-language quick task entry with automated date, priority, and label parsing
Recurring due dates and custom reminder alerts
Multiple layout views: list, board (Kanban), and interactive calendar
Projects, sections, sub-tasks, priority flags, and custom filter views
Shared team workspaces with role-based member assignments and comments
Built-in AI Task Assist for breaking complex projects into actionable steps

Evernote

Ready-made note templates
Notebooks and Spaces for organizing notes
Full-text and fast search across notes
Task management within notes
Calendar integration linking events to notes
Web Clipper for saving web content

Pros and cons

Todoist

Pros

Natural-language quick task entry with automated date, priority, and label parsing
Recurring due dates and custom reminder alerts
Multiple layout views: list, board (Kanban), and interactive calendar
Projects, sections, sub-tasks, priority flags, and custom filter views
Shared team workspaces with role-based member assignments and comments
Built-in AI Task Assist for breaking complex projects into actionable steps

Cons

We don't publish a "cons" list for either product. No vendor's official site documents its own product's weaknesses, so there's no sourced basis for one — and we'd rather say that plainly than invent one.

Evernote

Pros

Ready-made note templates
Notebooks and Spaces for organizing notes
Full-text and fast search across notes
Task management within notes
Calendar integration linking events to notes
Web Clipper for saving web content

Cons

Key differences

Todoist lists Natural-language quick task entry with automated date, priority, and label parsing, Recurring due dates and custom reminder alerts, Multiple layout views: list, board (Kanban), and interactive calendar, Projects, sections, sub-tasks, priority flags, and custom filter views, Shared team workspaces with role-based member assignments and comments, Built-in AI Task Assist for breaking complex projects into actionable steps that Evernote doesn't list.
Evernote lists Ready-made note templates, Notebooks and Spaces for organizing notes, Full-text and fast search across notes, Task management within notes, Calendar integration linking events to notes, Web Clipper for saving web content that Todoist doesn't list.
Todoist supports Linux, which Evernote doesn't list.

Choose Todoist if…

Choose Todoist if this fits: Positioned for individuals, freelancers, and agile teams who want fast, cross-platform task capture with natural language parsing, clean interface views, and minimal project management friction.

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Choose Evernote if…

Choose Evernote if this fits: Vendor copy targets general users organizing personal information, teams doing real-time collaborative work, students, and enterprise customers.

Visit Evernote

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