📝MythOS describes itself as a networked knowledge platform where every idea, person, project and decision lives as a linked memo in a library you own. 📝Evernote's homepage calls it "Your second brain" and promises "Remember everything and tackle any project with your notes, tasks, and schedule all in one place." They split on structure and reach: MythOS links memos through mentions and hands the library to AI agents over 📝MCP, while Evernote files notes in notebooks, Spaces and tags, "already synced across all your devices."
At a Glance
Capture and Organization
Under Capture, Evernote's homepage says "Record, transcribe, scan, clip— no matter how you gather information, Evernote keeps all your content safe for you," and its Web Clipper promises "Clip what you see with a click." Notes sit in notebooks and Spaces with tags. Tasks let users "Add dates, set reminders, assign tasks to others." Sharing, per the homepage, means "real-time editing," comments and assigned tasks. In MythOS the unit is the memo. Typing @ draws a mention to another memo, and every mention becomes a 📝backlink that maps the library's 📝knowledge graph. Each day gets a 📝Daily Memo, MythOS's form of the 📝daily note, with a Tasks checklist and a Timeline.
Search and AI
Evernote's plans page lists Advanced search to "Find anything in your account with Boolean, geographic, and filtered searches," 📝Semantic Search to "Find related notes based on their content," and an AI Assistant to "Search, organize, and enrich your notes from a chat." The same page lists "Connect Evernote to AI tools (MCP)" with the line "Use your notes from Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible AI tool." Evernote's MCP setup guide states that "The Evernote MCP server is currently in development" and offers a waitlist. MythOS's semantic search blends vector similarity with keyword relevance and runs through MCP and library chat. Its MCP endpoint is mythos.one/api/mcp: 📝Claude on the web, desktop, iOS and Android signs in over OAuth, and a connected client gets 60 tools, with four identity memos (Soul, Style, Human and Memory) loaded before it writes. Chat inside MythOS runs on six model providers, on a MythOS-funded balance or the user's own key.
Plans and Limits
Evernote's plans page names five plans and shows no prices; its FAQ says users "choose a billing frequency (monthly or yearly)." Free holds 50 notes and 1 notebook and syncs on 1 device; Starter holds 1000 notes on 3 devices; Advanced and Unlimited list unlimited notes. The site's footer reads "© 2026 Bending Spoons US Inc. All rights reserved." MythOS's Plans & Tiers memo states that "writing is never the thing you pay for": Free is capped at 10 new memos a day, and Scribe, Scholar and Oracle sell reach such as media, public publishing, collaborators and agent access.
Who Each Is For
Evernote's plans page says "Whether you're managing your own projects or supporting an entire organization, there's a plan built for the way you work." MythOS's own overview says one library serves "private thinking, team collaboration, public writing, and the AI tools you work with."
Related
- 📝MemPalace vs Obsidian vs MythOS as Claude Memory — the hub comparing MythOS with other memory systems
- 📝Evernote — reference memo on the note-taking app
- 📝MythOS vs OneNote — a sibling comparison
- 📝MythOS vs Apple Notes — a sibling comparison
- 📝MythOS vs Notion AI — a sibling comparison
- 📝MythOS vs Reflect — a sibling comparison