Notes are presented as cards in a vertical list, and swiping one to the left presents buttons to star, add a reminder, or trash the note. 1 Whites and grays dominate the color scheme, with the app’s hallmark green sprinkled throughout. Visually, Evernote looks every bit like a modern iOS app. The more time you spend with it, though, the more substantial an update it proves itself. But Evernote recently launched version 8 of its iOS app, which led me to give that service another try.Īt first glance, Evernote 8 is similar to past versions. Notes has kept me satisfied since its big update, and I know many people are in the same boat. But what Apple demonstrated with Notes’ overhaul looked promising, and I gave it a shot. My experience with Notes in the past had been frustrated by poor syncing that led to data loss on multiple occasions. I’d been unhappy with the clunky state of Evernote at the time iOS 9’s Notes was unveiled. That changed in June 2015, when Apple introduced a revamped Notes app for iOS and macOS. For a time, there weren’t many worthwhile alternatives for Apple users to explore. New features and tangential apps added over time created bloat and became distractions. But as the service grew larger, it became a less efficient tool for the core task of viewing and creating notes.
It once reigned as king of note-taking services, successfully blossoming in an increasingly mobile world.
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