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I find this product to be really weak. I've been disappointed with all of the clients (do I seriously have to hit an "edit" button to make any change?) and can
by saturdaysaint 15y ago
I find this product to be really weak. I've been disappointed with all of the clients (do I seriously have to hit an "edit" button to make any change?) and can't think of any use case that couldn't be handled far more elegantly with my go-to tools - Google Docs, Workflowy and Dropbox. I've lost audionotes and changes to notes in the iPhone app. Worse, they seem focused on fluff (wallpapers, ancillary apps) when the core product feels unpolished. I just tried their web client and simple things like undo/redo are glaringly buggy.
The charm, at the moment, is that they're one of the few one stop shops for files and note management that has a passable mobile client. It's something glaringly simple that a lot of people want (especially the %90 of the population intimidated at the idea of integrating a few services). If Google Docs ever get serious about their mobile client and/or if Dropbox cater more to this kind of crowd (I think a simple note editor on the web and their mobile clients would be well used), I expect Evernote to be in trouble.
- rkwz 15y agoYou forgot another big player in this space - OneNote