I have been very pleasantly surprised at the way that Evernote has worked for me. The benefits that I get from the features that they have provided arm more than worth the money that I expand. They are constantly improving their product and I have had very little difficulty with it. Currently I have more than 2400 notes of all shapes and sizes on the multiple of subjects that allow me to organize my thoughts overtime Innoway that's very helpful.

I’ve been using Evernote for a while now, and it’s truly a powerful tool for staying organized. I love how easy it is to keep notes, ideas, and to-do lists all in one place. The sync across devices works smoothly, and the search feature saves me so much time.I’d love to see even more customization options for note layouts, but overall, Evernote remains one of the best productivity apps out there!

I didn't like Evernote at first, but over time I began to see all of the possibilities that it brings and now I can't leave home without it. I LOVE the notebook feature where I can personal notebooks and different notebooks for my work projects and on and on. This is a great app that is flexible enough to do nearly anything you might need. The one improvement I would like to see is a unified reminder list. But it's still a great app!

I’ve returned to Evernote (from OneNote). Since Bending Spoon’s ownership, Evernote has morphed into a program that offers more than I need, but its reliability in performance, updates, and retaining my information is hands down better than any other note app that I’ve tried and/or used. I’m retired and don’t have that many notes, but accessing the information that I do have is important. I know that I can rely on Evernote.

Love Evernote used five basic notebooks for work and personal and love the premium storage of all receipts and paperwork filing cabinet. Love separate Scannable app for instantly storing scans. Also have a scanner in my desk. Love the tags and mapping and location based stuff. Reminders great forwarding of emails great, PDFs stored and web clipping. Love Apple Watch and laptop, phone iPad storage. Have 3,500 notes and can find everything instantly within a minute.

I like to use Evernote to keep all sorts of things: lists of Christmas and birthday gifts, general pieces of knowledge to access later, or my thoughts on a subject. If I want to get rid of a piece of paper such as an article or tiny card that came with an item (that you’d like to reference later), Evernote is the best go-to for these things. The photo of your item doesn’t even clutter up your camera roll!