Evernote is a web service and suite of programs that allows you to conveniently create and store notes. A note can be a formatted text fragment, an entire web page, a photo, a handwritten note, or an audio file. Notes can also contain attachments of other file types and be sorted by notebook, they can be tagged, and they can also be edited and exported.
Evernote is implemented for work on several (including mobile) platforms: iOS, OS X, Android, Chrome OS, Windows Phone, MS Windows, webOS and BlackBerry. Backups and online synchronization are available in the program.
The software in question was founded by Stepan Pachikov; the open beta version was first introduced in the summer of 2008. In July 2013, the user audience had grown to 65 million people.
Evernote features
- Notes can be synced across all devices and computers;
- It is possible to create not only text notes, but also to-do lists;
- Notes can be "enlivened" with handwritten inserts and drawings;
- Files can be not only saved but also synchronized and shared with others;
- text can be searched in images;
- notes can be organized either by labels or by notebooks;
- Evernote Business support: creating, browsing and searching information, the ability to share business notebooks, business notes from your tablet or phone;
- notes can be sent by E-mail;
- tweets can be saved in Evernote;
- Evernote can connect to other products and applications;
- notes can be published on Twitter or Facebook;
- offline notebooks are available for premium users, which can be used at any time;
- premium users can open their notebooks including for editing; protect with a PIN to log in to the app.
