You may be surprised at what you will find, and hopefully your workflow and productivity will be all the better for it. Plus, I've been taking several online professional courses that needed digital notetaking and annotations. To find your Mac model, memory, storage space, and macOS version, choose. However recently I moved from Google Keep back to Evernote Personal as I realised I may work better with journaling capabilities in my todo lists (workweek planning). Mac Pro introduced in 2013, plus mid-2010 or mid-2012 models with a recommended Metal-capable graphics card. Google Keep became my main workhorse as I really just needed short-form, todo list functionality. MS OneDrive - archival cheap 1TB + Office suite (as compared to all other cloud platforms like DropBox, Google Drive) slow sync Another search for Kindle + Mac brought it up and going to that page I saw two download links. Searching for 'Kindle' got me Kindle for Windows and dozens of totally unrelated products but no Kindle for Mac. MS Word - long-form reports/charts/tables slow sync None of the older versions would run on the latest Mac OS so I tried to get a newer one. Google Drive - medium-form collaboration fast syncĮvernote - medium-form sketching and annotation unreliable sync Google Keep - short-form instantaneous sync Personally I was subscribed to Evernote for more than 5 years before I left in 2019 to try Microsoft 365, OneNote, Google Docs, Google Keep, Notion, SimpleNote. There's no point in being too entrenched in a single software, and it's also a good opportunity to do some housecleaning of your notes moving it to a more permanent store. I highly encourage others to go out and try alternatives.