Evernote

“Evernote for quick-access + archiving articles I've read”

“I use Evernote a lot to organise my brain.”

“It has a split screen mode so I can have my working document and reference docs open simultaneously, a black-screen composition mode, and a great organizational system that reminds me of a superior Evernote.”

“Evernote - This is the only notes app I've found that's available in the web, has great formatting options, copy/pastes correctly into other apps, and stores your notes (searchably) forever.”

“For songwriting I have always used Evernote, because Evernote lets you record voice memos in line with the text, and tag notes.”

“I am also a heavy Evernote user (along with the web clipper), although with over 10,000 notes, hundreds of notebooks, and a completely ineffectual search, it's practically useless to me these days for even basic information retrieval.”

“We manage our internal wiki and documentation in Evernote.”

“I love Evernote for keeping client meeting notes (I make a folder per client), book interview notes, random ideas, grocery lists, packing lists, and basically anything else.”

“I store my life in Evernote.”

“For quick notes during meetings/calls I am a huge fan of Evernote, which kind of stinks for me due to their recent subscription cost changes.”

“Evernote keeps my notes, articles I liked, lists of movies to watch and books to read, design & dev links, and code snippets.”

“For daily productivity, I'm a fan of Evernote - I write all of my weekly newsletters and essays there, as well as various other bits and pieces.”

“I use Evernote Plus to organize drafts, lookbooks, submissions.”

“I'm writing my responses to this interview in 'note', a shell script I've been using instead of Evernote for a good few years:”

“I also have leagues of notes and images and resources filed neatly in Evernote.”

“For creating quick notes and bookmarking articles to read for later, I use Evernote.”

“But I also use Evernote for collecting my thoughts and storing inspiration.”

“I'm heavily dependent on Evernote, for everything from photos of whiteboards to lists of frequent flyer numbers to page grabs of grant solicitations.”

“Meeting notes, lists, and idle thoughts go into Evernote.”

“I organize all my Internet findings on Evernote.”

“I'm also increasingly using Evernote for keeping a scrapbook of screenshots, notes, photos-of-whiteboards-at-the-end-of-meetings and other stuff that I need to be able to search through and digest.”

“For notes & lists I use Evernote.”

“I also regularly use it to attempt to manage my schedule, for on-the-go note-taking and idea capturing, and reading ebooks.”

“Evernote, synced across my devices, is where I keep a sprawling list of column ideas and random thoughts to follow up on.”

“In the meantime I'm trying out Evernote, and I like it.”

“I can't get into Evernote for note taking, but it is a good container for receipts and scanned documents.”

“I find Evernote to be highly useful for keeping my life organized.”

“Most of my word processing happens in Evernote, either online or in the app.”

“I use Evernote to store all of my random thoughts and lists because it syncs so effortlessly.”

“I use Evernote for ideas and to make notes in meetings.”

“Evernote - on my laptop, my phone, my iPad - it is the best for keeping track of notes and I love that it syncs across all my devices.”

“I write notes to myself using Evernote.”

“It depends on the project but for all projects, Evernote is required.”

“Evernote for notes, journaling, and quickie writing like emails and blog posts.”

“Also, I've recently been incorporating a few of the techniques from the Getting Things Done (GTD) method into my daily life, so Evernote is also one of my key applications.”

“I use Evernote pretty heavily for just about everything, from todo lists to notes, to shopping lists.”

“I always want to use Evernote, but somehow it just has a little bit too much interface getting in the way most of the time.”