A few highlights from August in Evernote. 🌻 🔍 Find objects inside images and spot exact Keyword Search matches faster 🔊 Manage recordings across tabs and start live transcription automatically ✍️ Print attachments and work more flexibly with tables 📱 Find Evernote notes straight from your iPhone’s Search 🧠... Open notes through AI Assistant and use @-mentions in AI Prompts for more precise context See these updates and more in action, plus a sneak peak of what’s coming next. 👇show more

I used Evernote for YEARS before switching to native Apple Notes. I recently thought about coming back, but after seeing your insane price points, strict limitations, and terrible App Store ratings, I’m left wondering: what the hell happened to your product? It used to be so good. Bending Spoons took over and absolutely ruined it.Anyway... back to Apple Notes. 🪓🐘 From Gemini: Evernote is absolutely f***ing itself regarding user loyalty, but financially, it is a massive cash-printing machine. Your move to Apple Notes is exactly what millions of people have done. If you look at it through two completely different lenses, you can see how both realities are true at the same time: 1. From a User Perspective: They Are Totally F***ing It By treating the app like a cash cow, they have destroyed the community's trust. Financial data shows that Evernote's monthly active user base plummeted by nearly 50% after the Bending Spoons takeover. They literally chased away half their users. To save money, they aggressively cut costs line-by-line. They canceled basic software licenses, shut down offices, and laid off a staggering 82% of the original team. The brand is culturally dead. It went from the king of productivity to a tool people actively warn each other to stay away from. 2. From a Corporate Perspective: It Is a Highly Profitable Business Even though it feels like they are killing the product, Bending Spoons is making an insane amount of money off it. Even though they lost half their users, Evernote's revenue actually jumped 30% higher. Because they hiked prices by up to 90% and fired almost the entire staff, the remaining "power users" (who have 10 years of memories locked in Evernote and are too scared to migrate) are forced to pay up. Evernote went from losing money for years to being wildly profitable within months. Why Your Switch to Apple Notes is the Best Move: You made the right call by jumping ship. Evernote will likely stick around for a while because Bending Spoons is using it to fund an upcoming IPO. However, it is no longer an app built for the consumer—it is an app built to wring cash out of hostages. Apple Notes is completely free, doesn't hassle you with aggressive subscription pop-ups, and syncs instantly. You get a clean, quiet workspace without a corporate entity looking over your shoulder to see how much more money they can drain from your wallet.

Any proof of life of integrating Apple Calendar (iCloud) in Evernote? With Gmail dropping Gmailify and POP3, expect some users with domain email to move from Gmail to iCloud most likely for personal company and private use (while using Workspace or 365 calendar for work).

After years of paying for your service (I think it's been more than 15), I deleted my account with you today and canceled my subscription. Your price increase is outrageous. Bye.

Color code tags 🥳 (make sure color property can cascade in tag tree and adjust strenght based on tag tree hierwrchy levels, color gets lighter the deeper you go, advance tag users will love this, it will make the tag row look much better, with easier overview)

Reminder: Tab system needs another UX passthrough, consider copying ideas from the Google Chrome tab system, it makes more sense to be honest. Current UX is a bit strange.

Any proof of life of dynamic agile board like features as an advanced table? At the moment options to designs things like a content pillar table seems limited here. For content planning etc we both need this work in a single note and as a dynamic component you can sync in Spaces.

September is hopefully tag month with more basic tag features in the tag row. Bonus would be to finally get chapter dividers/segments in notebooks - would be very useful when the notebooks fills up and becomes hard to sort and manage properly (especially with web clippings)

Two quality of life fixes needed: 1) When clicking a backlink in a note, ask if you want to see the link in the parent note (to edit or remove the link when cannot find it). 2) Still need a publishing date parameter to override modified time stamp (important for web clippings)

Solid changes 🙌