@tscriado

I tried Joplin for a while but had trouble syncing between phone and pc. I use #obsidian for my non-ethnographic data (because I'd want to encrypt it for ethnographic data and haven't looked into that yet). Phone synching is possible I believe either through their subscription or with your own cloudservice. I really love obsidian for its combination of a) a simplistic, non-vendor lock-in system with b) quite a lot of customisation options and a very active online community sharing ideas and creating plugins.
For ethnographic data I use @notesnook. It's a small company similar to standardnotes. All the good privacy stuff you want for ethnography; open source and zero knowledge encryption. They support Evernote import and have accessible plans for education.

@tscriado @sjanep @notesnook Horrible Evernote story. I actually had the same journey moving from Joplin to Obsidian. Joplin always felt slightly too clunky. Obsidian feels more natural and powerful, especially with the new Canvas feature. We use Obsidian for our projects for documentation, excerpts, text drafts, and coding of interviews. We sync via the Cloud or SyncThing.

There are also a thousand community plugins, but I try to use as few as possible. Beware of productivity YouTube.