Evernote

Evernote is a note-taking, organization, task-management, and archiving program. The Evernote Corporation, based in Redwood City, California, is the company behind it. Users may make notes using text, drawings, images, music, or stored online information in the app. Notebooks hold notes, which may be categorized, annotated, modified, searched, attached to, and exported.

Evernote is a fantastic note-taking program for keeping track of detritus, whether it's for professional or personal reasons. You'll have a spot for your phone because it's (probably) always with you. Their Web Clipper is an excellent tool for recording ideas, thoughts, debates, and memorable web connections. It's a significant improvement in their powers. You can keep important ideas in it, anything from a list of recommended books to your personal catalog of recipes.

You may take notes using Evernote by writing, recording your voice, taking photographs, uploading PDFs, digitally drawing, and more. Evernote's selling point is that when you search for a word or phrase, the program looks not just in your text but also in photographs for pictures of the words. Evernote will locate a photograph of a For Sell sign if you take a snapshot of it and later search for "sale." Users with a paid account may search PDFs and other uploaded documents for certain terms. Although Evernote is classified as a "personal productivity" program rather than a collaboration tool, you may use it in a group to exchange notes and create and edit them together.

Detailed information:
Devices:

• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/evernote-notes-organizer/id281796108
• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evernote&pli=1

Top Use: Cross-platform sync
Website: https://evernote.com