Evernote&#x27;s killer feature for me was searchable OCR of photos, and the ease of sync between phone and laptop. But it&#x27;s been displaced for me by more specific apps.<p>I used to keep tax numbers, the occasional bank account number, passport details and so on in it. They&#x27;re now all in 1Password.<p>I used to keep credit card bills in it (searchable images!), but now I just download transactions in to MoneyDance.<p>I used to keep business receipts in it, now they just go straight in to ReceiptBank, and a human processes them, and I can import it in to my accounts.<p>I used to keep documents I thought I might need &quot;on the run&quot; in it, but now there&#x27;s Dropbox.<p>I used to keep a diary in it, then I started using DayOne.<p>I used to have a shared notebook I&#x27;d clip interesting articles for my wife in, but actually Instapaper is better.<p>I used to take pictures of events I&#x27;d see flyers for, now I just say &quot;Siri, remind me to research event x&quot; and I don&#x27;t even have to type - it just shows up in Things.app.<p>I used to write occasional notes to myself while on the go, but iCloud sync + Notes.app is better for that.<p>I still have a few recipes in it, but I have few enough that I&#x27;m not looking for anything specific to handle those. I tried to see what I&#x27;d uploaded recently, and it turns out I haven&#x27;t installed Evernote on this machine, nor logged in to it since I got a new phone, which is a bit damning. The cost of having many specialized apps is very small, and I wonder if there&#x27;s still room for generalist platforms like Evernote.