Evernote

This app has a good set of features, but it lacks intuitiveness, for example, one feature that is very difficult to understand is the one related with opening notes under a notebook, you cannot rearrange notes the way you wish, you are stuck with how you created them in the first instance, that is a bummer.

I used Evernote at my office for work to note down all-important work. A fantastic stuff for office work.

They have a ton of value add for anyone in the digital age. Make us of the everchangong template library!!

I feel the use of Evernote for me has lost its flavor. I find other applications work better for my use for managing home and office projects and information.

I have had Evernote for years. I use it for my business and for my studies. The free version is a robust program allowing you to save anything from the web and sort it into the relevant folders for later access. There is extensive training on how to use it to the best of its capabilities. Evernote is NOT one of those companies that leave free users hanging in space. I have the paid version and opted to pay once a year (it's less expensive) but they do have monthly payments I do believe, and even on SSDI find the product well worth the price. With the paid version you have SEARCH! So, I business when you go to a networking event, you can carry post-it notes with you, get a person's business card, take a photo of the card, then on a post-it note, clearly print their name, date, event, and note about follow up then upload both to EverNote. When you go home put all the business cards and post-it notes into a follow-up folder for that event. Later you can follow up thru the folder and the post-it note will jog memory who/what/why, or you can search: event, the person's name, their business type, the date, your code, etc that is on the post-it note up to years later when the business card/note will come up even if you filed it in a different folder. That is worth the price of admission for any business networker. As an academic student, or business person, I can save resources, webpages, blogs, articles FB posts, images, Instagram posts, etc, EVEN ON THE PHONE/TABLET and save them to Evernote. Paid version then allows all of these contents to also be searched by keyword. And I haven't even tapped into the full potential of Evernote. I am like someone with a formula one race car and driving it to the corner store for bread. Evernote has a Chrome and Microsftfy Edge extensions as well as Android and Apple apps.

Evernote is a dependable organization app. Use it best to plan out your vacations, school, work, hobbies, etc., The platform is quite intuitive and takes only a few moments to be adjusted to. There are a few things they can improve on, but its not something that bothers me into leaving it.

I absolutely love Evernote! I switched from a competitor product because of it's unclean interface. Evernote is able to meet both my school and work needs.! Highly recommend.

The ability to access all of your handwritten notes to stored documents and allows keyword searching - even reads your handwriting is why I use this app everyday! I have used it since the first week I got the original iPhone and still is my go to app over a decade later. I miss some of the functions like “geo location searches” and the scannable - business card reader has become extremely glitchy compared to what it was years ago. If there was a better service I would leave Evernote in a second. Their support staff sucks if you need to contact anyone for answers. However I am still a premium member because I cannot find a simpler solution than Evernote for all my digital storage needs. I’ve tried them all and nothing offers all these features in one spot better then Evernote.

As a long time user of Evernote Premium (8+ years), I finally gave up. What started as a simple way to capture and sync my documents between my devices, became an expensive mess. Price kept going up, and so did frustration levels. I learned to hate "Skitch" (the image capture app for Evernote) and how it takes over your Mac... When another product finally added "tags" to their competing product, and a better "web clipper" it was time to change. For free, I'm getting everything my "paid premium" Evernote account was giving me, with no limits on device numbers. Evernote, you were my go to app years ago, thank you, but I have moved on.

Evernote is a terrific solution for people who need to take notes, clip pages on the internet, or who just want to record thoughts and ideas to read later. The team version is pretty nifty, too, when you want to be able to share your notes with other people in your organization or group.

Evernote is tremendously helpful when you have lots of notes from meetings and personal life and need to consolidate across devices. I use it all the time for everything from grocery lists to keeping meeting notes organized and separated out in folders.

When I first started using Evernote, it was at a time when having Microsoft Office was necessary, but so expensive! Evernote was a great way for me to carry my thoughts with me in any device, without needing expensive software that was constantly out of date. Since then, it has continued to evolve as a great platform for teamwork, or holding files on the cloud.

Evernote syncs automatically across all your devices with no price restriction, User-friendly and feature-rich UI which includes scan text, upload files, voice memos and many more. It allows sharing of notebooks.

Easy to use app that enables fast and secure save and retrieve of online content. I've used this app for many client projects. As a technology, media and telecom consultant, I've had ongoing requirements to deliver detailed market development analysis for my clients. Evernote is the app that I prefer to use, and I've tried numerous other applications over the last decade.

As an early adopter, I was such a fan of Evernote. I recommended it to everyone, clients and friends alike, and I paid for premium services up until my renewal earlier this year. Not only because it made sense for my business but I also wanted to support the great things they could do. I don't know if the experience is especially bad for Mac users or if it has gone downhill for everyone, but the app became unusable a few years ago. The web experience is way too slow and clunky to use only via browser (I tried for a year), so I have finally given up.