Launch the in-app camera: Tap the upward arrow on the new note button, then tap Take a photo or Scan a document. Once saved to your account, scanned items are available to you wherever you have Evernote. Capture photos, handwritten notes, and documents such as business cards, receipts to Evernote. Use Evernote on your phone as a pocket scanner. Thankfully, I had scanned it into Evernote.Capture handwriting and scan documents with your phone But I bought the ticket at the airport, and the paper receipt was long gone. In order to get reimbursed, I had to provide a copy of the receipt. How it has come in handy Several months ago, I flew to Los Angeles to do a commercial. How I use it To keep track of passwords, travel itineraries, receipts, contracts, business cards, and webpage snippets for book researchįavorite trick My Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 scanner automatically sends everything straight to Evernote.
Guy Kawasaki Author and co-founder of Alltop, an online news aggregator based in Palo Alto, California How it has come in handy I needed to match a paint color in my home, so I searched Evernote and found a picture I had taken of the paint can. Everything that doesn't require an immediate response goes there, so I can follow up later and keep my inbox clean. How I use it To keep track of honeymoon ideas, recipes, notes, e-mails, and shopping listsįavorite trick I treat Evernote as my other e-mail inbox. She also co-founded Carbon Ads, an online advertising network. I have no paper in my life at all now.Īdelle Charles Co-founder of Tinder, a San Francisco–based company that makes online publishing tools. How it has come in handy Both my mobile phones are perfectly synchronized with all my latest information through Evernote. Then, just for fun, I hand the card back, unless it would be impolite. How I use it To save lunch receipts (which I share with my accountant), business cards, meeting notes, and memos I speak into my iPhoneįavorite trick When I'm handed a business card, I immediately take a photo of it with my phone to put it in Evernote. Loic Le Meur Founder of Seesmic, a San Francisco–based maker of social-media-management software Many Evernote users, especially those in the tech industry, have become fanatics.
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