Rodeo vs Evernote
Rodeo vs Evernote
Evernote is built for capturing notes: clipping the web, scanning documents and finding things later. Rodeo is built for organising and sharing them: nested pages, databases and a team editing together.
Free for up to 3 members · no card · import from Notion
The short version
When to pick each
Pick Rodeo if
- Your notes have outgrown notebooks and you want pages inside pages, linked to each other.
- You want to work on notes with other people in real time.
- You want databases: reading lists, habit trackers, CRMs, project boards.
- You want to bring everything over: Rodeo imports Evernote's .enex export.
Pick Evernote if
- You mostly capture: scanning paper, clipping articles and searching inside images.
Side by side
Rodeo and Evernote compared
Rodeo's column comes from the product and its help docs. For Evernote, we only state what it's built around; check Evernote's own pricing for current prices and plans. A dash means we couldn't confirm it.
| Feature | Rodeo | Evernote |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for up to 3 members. Paid plans from $3 or ₦2,500 per member a month, in dollars or naira. | See Evernote's pricing page |
| Organised as | Nested pages and spaces | Notebooks and tags |
| Databases with views | Yes, 7 views | — |
| Real-time co-editing | Yes | See Evernote's plans |
| AI answers from your notes | Yes, with citations | See Evernote's plans |
| Import from Evernote | Yes: .enex export, each note becomes a page with its images | — |
Switching
Move your Evernote notes
Step 1
In Evernote, export your notes as an .enex file.
Step 2
In Rodeo, click Import at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Evernote.
Step 3
Pick the .enex file. Each note becomes a page with its text and images.
Questions
Rodeo vs Evernote, answered
Can I import Evernote notes into Rodeo?
Yes. Export notes as an .enex file and import it. Each note becomes a top-level page with its text and images; drag them into spaces or under other pages afterwards.
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