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Pinterest – nice way to save articles or recipes for later.B-Folders – not very easy to save articles beyond copy/paste, but: very secure, includes contacts, syncs across desktops and Androids Kat’s written of her love for it for keeping track of various lists.Some of the functionality but not everything:.Google Keep and Google Drive – Tech Republic recently discussed how to ditch Evernote in favor of Google apps.OneNote – Lifehacker just did a showdown comparing Evernote and OneNote.Of course, other programs are similar to Evernote - and considering the recently-announced price increase, if you want your info synced on more than two devices, now is a great time to be aware of Evernote alternatives as well, such as: You can organize your notes and other content into notebooks (with or without tags), clip content from ebooks and webpages, send designated types of emails to your account, create checklists and reminders, save images, save PDFs and other files (which become searchable), share content with other people, record audio, take photos and scan documents (e.g., business cards, whiteboard notes, takeout menus, product warranties, receipts), add hand-drawn pictures or handwritten notes, and sync across your devices.Įvernote also works with many other applications, like Google Drive (beta), Scanner Pro, IFTTT, Pocket, and DocuSign. You can use Evernote for free (several features plus 60 MB new uploads each month) or choose one of the paid plans. You can use it for almost anything: project planning note-taking storing and organizing things that can include to-do lists, travel details, grocery lists, and gift lists and much more. So we thought we’d do a roundup of some top tips for busy working women, but we want to hear from you guys: DO you use Evernote or a similar system? HOW do you use it, and what are your favorite tips?Ī bit of background: Evernote is a web/app-based program that is billed as being a digital brain.

I don’t know about you, but I’ve seen a zillion tips on how to use Evernote and other note-keeping apps - but all seem geared at freelancers or entrepreneurs.