Please enable JavaScript if you would like to comment on this blog.Evernote, which previously offered only a free Basic membership or a $50/year Premium one, has now added a middle tier. What notebook apps do you use? View the entire comment thread. As far as I can see the only advantage would be to enable interface customisation. So will I upgrade to the Personal subscription. Postachio for blogging, Skitch for screen grab and annotation being 2 active Evernote extenders I have in my toolset.

It’s Evernote add on apps and extending services are a nice feature making Evernote a hybrid of data storage, back up, input interface and content management. The emailing to Evernote is still unique to the platform as far as I can tell. Evernote being the middle ground between OneNote and Apple Note. Side by side square reorientations of each note, notebook or stack.Įvernote aligned with the major player in aesthetic terms and for interface.

Evernote lost this feel and consequently I stopped turning to Evernote. A screen displayed the notebooks and multiple notebooks could be grouped together in stacks. Once upon a time there was an app that let you create digital notebooks. Google Drive is my central admin hub with documents and folders serving a stronger more solid purpose that notebooks and notes. I used Evernote for some time and established Notebooks for projects and clients but recently adopted folksonomic tagging resulting in notes being dumped in one central notebook. I use the Chrome browser clipping tool rather than in browser based bookmarking and Skitch, the tool I use for screen grabs syncs to Evernote also. Microsoft’s OneNote, Google’s KeepIt, Apple’s Notes and other stand alone apps Nebo, NoteShelf being two I use synchronise with Evernote for backup. There are plenty of digital notebook options. On the free the capacity to synchronise devises is just two. The legacy of my £19.99 a year is that I can synchronise my account across all my devises. I know they will have been circulated but they didn’t reach my inbox for active consideration. The current subscription tiers are (link to compare features)ĭespite being a subscribed member and perhaps as a result of spam filtering I have never to my knowledge been informed about the changes. I pay a subscription which I recently discovered is a deprecated tier, Evernote Plus. There are a few platforms for which I discover ‘grandfathering’ has taken place.Įvernote tells me I have been a ‘member’ / held an account since Feb 1st 2010. The Plus tier was withdrawn in April 2018. I noticed the changes taking place over the years.

Evernote pricing tiers