I recently switched to Standard Notes and it is just perfect.
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I tried 15 different note apps after my note app stopped being updated. I didn't like any of them until Standard Notes. It's nice that you can access them from any device.
I'm loving Logseq. It's free and libre and stores all your data in local text files in standard formats, so there's absolutely no lock in. They also have an ethical business model ($5/mo to use their fully-encrypted sync solution, but you can just sync the files using whatever other system you like.)
The forward and backwards linking of notes means I don't need to worry too much about organization ahead of time and I can still find everything.
That said, I've never used Evernote, so not sure if it's a good replacement. I was looking to build a "Second Brain" and it's been fantastic for that.
I'm using Logseq too! However not feeling very optimistic considering they require CLA signing for contributors