How do I import from Evernote?

Harbor imports Evernote’s ENEX files directly.

1. In Evernote, export your notes as .enex files — the desktop apps can export a notebook at a time.
2. In Harbor (web app or Mac app), open the importer and choose your .enex files.
3. Watch the live progress. Harbor shows exactly how far along it is — “42 of 900” — and large imports keep running in the background while you do other things.

Your notebooks, stacks, tags, checklists, attachments, and web clips all come across — the details are in What comes across in an Evernote import?

Once imported, everything gets Harbor’s full treatment: attachments are run through OCR so the words inside them become searchable, and it all syncs to every device you use.

Take it at your own pace. A common path is to import one notebook as a test, look around, and bring the rest over when you’re comfortable. The Switching from Evernote guide covers the whole journey.