Evernote - Notes Organizer App Reviews

Gotta admit, after I started paying, I looked elsewhere, and a a ton of different apps, reviews, and more... There is really only one Evernote, and Im here to stay! Looking forward to what is in-store! Thanks Evernote

I love the app, and I have the premium subscription because it is very useful in keeping me organized in graduate school. However, with the last update, the feature whereby you can snap a picture of a Moleskine for Evernote notebook page and import it into an Evernote file sends the app into a never ending "processing" phase. I have to force quit the app! Please fix this so I can rate it as 5 stars again!

Minor gripes with transferring notes on computer to phone, but other than that well-deserving of 5 stars!

PRESENT: Great update! The app is continuing to improve and focus on the right things. PAST: My biggest complaint with this app has always been simple text editing. While there is still work to be done, I have absolutely noticed subtle improvements. Evernote may be heading in the right direction, after all. Keep it up. Evernote needs to really focus on doing one thing well—capturing information, of all forms—and it will succeed. Also, stop whining about prices / device limits if youre a free user, and support an app that is a tremendous tool.

Perfect for the person on the go like myself. I have everything everywhere.

A monthly fee equalling seventy dollars a year and you dont get customer service over the phone.. Are you kidding me?! Why else would I pay a reoccurring charge for a product? For the storage, umm I have enough storage I dont need yours. I dont care if this is the most amazing note taking app out there, the companys a crook. Reoccurring charge, what a joke but the worst part is no customer telephone support!

Lots of problems since updating to iOS 10. App constantly runs slowly, freezes and crashes. Also sync between app and desktop app does not seem to be working properly. The sync use to be seamless and almost instantaneous. Now often changes I make on my phone dont get synced to my desktop version unless I initiate a sync with the sync button (and still doesnt always work). Reminds me of early Windows days before Word docs auto saved.

I used to use Evernote for everything, they spent so much time marketing stories of famous execs and how they use it. Then they started taking away features from free accounts, instead of giving UPGRADES to paid. Kept same features, just split into 3 levels for same service. Well fine, I paid. Even though the web version makes it nearly impossible to insert a pic unto a note. Well now my iPad app wont do anything. Just has the circular loading symbol permanently. So glad I upgraded to paid to have this on all my devices, considering that puts me back under 2 where I could do the free account. Im so sick of this bait and switch. Considering OneNote.

Fantastic app for notes, organization, and productivity.

This excellent app is my external storage, administrative assistant and at times the one that saves my bacon. It works well for me because I can structure it to match my crazy brain and way of thinking. It works just like me and that is a great help on a daily basis.

Have used this app for years without issues until, they went paid accounts for more then one device. Now its riddled with problems on the mobile app and desktop version as well. Cost of this app well exceeds the benefits needed by most users! Resorting to another well rounded app at a fraction of the cost.!!!

Indispensable using daily and can be trusted to work for YOU.

Evernote is a great example of a bait-and-switch app. They made everything free and great for awhile to get you dependent, then made most of what was once free part of their immensely overpriced packages. Guys, its a note-taking app, not a mortgage. No one should have to pay to get past a two-device limit. The Microsoft OneNote app is rated crazily high. I regret getting too dependent on Evernote to be able to switch over to a decidedly superior app. Dont get fooled like I did. Go over to the OneNote app and download it instead.

I love Evernote. Syncs across all my devices. Helps me to keep track of my husbands sermons.

This is the most important app for me. I would love to see the ability to add date/time stamps and insert tables in future iOS releases. Online support takes too long to respond, however. The premium version doesnt yield a decent value over the free version, but I am a paying customer just to add a device. It may be me, but lately, I have had conflicting content in notes even when I am exclusively using one device for a time.

This is a great tool to keep your notes and journaling organized. Its like having a virtual notebook that keeps track of everything you write down and can never be lost. Well that would be great if thats what it actually did. This notebook will delete your notes on a whim for no reason whatsoever. Hours of work have been depleted from my notebook on several occasions. Another issue is that the app doesnt sync well between different devices. Notes written on my laptop will not always show up on my phone and vice versa. This is extremely annoying as the app will delete bits and pieces of your notebook and you arent even sure whats missing. Great and easy journaling tool with poor memory and even worse syncing abilities.

Not as gud as notability. Pretty gud for fre doh

This app is really grate for school and organizing your work but, they have now split the greatness with three levels Free and the other two take money. They have also made it so that u can only write 11 notes a month if u chooses the free level. The Evernote team has also made it so you can only have a certain number of notebooks I dont know the certain number but it is small.

There is an Apple Watch app, but it does not work. It opens a note but does not display the contents of the note. Totally useless. Ive tried reinstalling several times to no avail.

Great until I had weeks of work on a single note deleted while I was updating it. Glitch? View note history? Pay up! And trying to contact them is next to impossible unless you pay $35/year. Then you might have a chance. I love the scanning feature but I cant support a company who makes you pay for basic troubleshooting.