Evernote Tests Limiting Free Users to 50 Notes

The note-taking app's parent company, Bending Spoons, is considering significant changes to its free plan.

Evernote is testing a new plan that would limit free users to only 50 notes and one notebook, a significant change from the current unlimited note and notebook policy.
The test is affecting less than 1% of Evernote's users, and the company has not yet decided whether to implement the new plan.
Evernote's parent company, Bending Spoons, has previously laid off 129 employees and raised prices for Evernote's premium plans.
Despite the potential changes, free users will still be able to manage, edit, view, export or delete their existing notes.
Evernote's potential changes could push users to competing products like Microsoft OneNote or Notion.