Today we want to talk to you about Evernote apps universe. As you know, this service started as a web app back in 2008 and since then it has only grown. In these years it went from being a complementary tool to the browser to having a presence on mobile devices thanks to the applications launched in the different operating systems. In addition, around the main application, a series of applications have emerged that integrate notes of a different nature within the main service. The good thing is that they are free. We are going to tell you a little about what each one does and its usefulness.
Evernote
Is the main application. From the beginning it has served us to store textual notes, which could include URLs or links. Now they are also able to contain photos, files of any type and audio files, in addition to registering the note location.
Notes are organized in notebooks and can be tagged. It serves as an operations center for the rest of the surrounding applications.
It is available on all notable mobile operating systems including Windows Phone, Windows 8, BlackBerry, and WebOS.
Food
This application simply allows you to make a classified cookbook Like a food agenda in restaurants. With it you can classify the recipes you make by adding labels and photos. Also for when you eat out you can register those dishes and link them to a location thanks to the integration with Foursquare. Can be downloaded for Android y iOS.
Exclusively in the case of iOS, it has a recipe finder integrated that explores the most prestigious kitchen webs and that allows you to save them also with all the classification tools. The downside is that most of these websites are in English. Now it also has integration with OpenTable to make reservations in restaurants.
Hello
It is a integrated contact book With Evernote, it allows you to make a tab of all your contacts with all their personal information linked to their social media profiles. In addition, you can save a photo of your contact cards and thanks to a tool text recognition, pass that information to your file. Finally, you can write down the meetings you have had with the contact in question and even attach images. It is mainly intended for phones both in Android as in iOS.
Skitch
This service was acquired by Evernote after its debut on Mac OSX thanks to the Plasq company. With it, we can share images with certain design elements that seek to generate quick assimilation visual messages. For this we can superimpose arrows, lines, circles, squares or text on the photo that will highlight an aspect of the image. This we can have obtained with our camera or online. It is very useful for creative professionals who have to convey a concept. Therefore, in addition to integration with the main application, it makes it much easier on its interface to share the images generated through messaging apps.
It is in the two main operating systems, Android y iOS, but also in Windows 8.
Peek
It is a educational app which uses the Evernote framework for its purpose. Is designed for the iPad and its Smart Cover. We can create a questionnaire by topic. For this we write a question as the title of a note and the answer will be the body of it. The good thing is that it works with this special case in a very fun way. If we lift the cover a little, it will let us see the question. If we lift a little more we can see the answer. To service those who do not have the cover, the Virtual Cover can be activated.
Unfortunately it is not on Android.
You can download it for your iPad here.
Penultimate
This is another app purchased for the Evernote universe exclusively for iPad. It serves for take freehand notes, preferably with the help of a stylus. It's like having a memo pad but fully integrated with your Evernote account. It's a great productivity app and a great tool for creative professionals who will be able to combine drawings with annotations.
You can download it here.