✅ See your tasks in the Calendar view on Evernote 🐘
Available soon—not only for tasks with a due date, for tasks with a due time too!

📥 Easily import content on Evernote 🐘
We're testing a nice little utility to make your life easier when importing stuff into your account. Soon available in your settings!

Did you notice that your notes now include some more white space at the bottom? 👀

We love the new note padding, but if we’re being honest, we weren’t quite sure why it's so satisfying. So we asked a product designer!

Available in v10.85, rolling out now on Desktop and Web.

🆕 Table of contents & linked headers

These two go hand in hand! 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 In order to add an interactive table of contents to a note, we first needed to make headers linkable. The result? Two new Editor features that make it easier than ever to navigate your notes.

Available in

📅 Native Evernote Calendar events are here! 🎉
You can now use Evernote Calendar to create events without connecting an external Google or Microsoft Outlook account.

Available for all Desktop & Web users on version 10.83.4 and up!

Rolling out the new Task section on Evernote 🐘
We are starting to gradually roll this out with desktop 10.85.

From the feedback we're received so far it looks like this is a game-changer 😍

🗄️ The Evernote Files feature is now available for everyone on Desktop & Web!

Until now, files could only be uploaded and viewed within a note. With the new Files feature, you can see all your attachments in one place.

This is our second iteration of the Files feature. V2

Pin note to notebook on Evernote 🐘📌
Working on another small quality-of-life improvement: You'll soon be able to manually pin one or more notes to the top of a notebook list, so you can conveniently access them again

Table of contents on Evernote 🐘💚
Just a quick one to let you know that you'll soon be able to insert a table of contents in a note that works like this:

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Create calendar events on Evernote

We are testing this new button in the Calendar section that allows you to create a new event.

Until now Evernote could only mirror an external calendar account, but it was basically read-only. No more read-only calendars!

Slash commands are improving every week! 🥳

Less than one month after their initial release, we’re back with our third improvement: you can now use “/” to add headers and lists directly into your note.

Available in v10.83, rolling out now on Desktop and Web.

We're trying something new...📽️😎
Federico Simionato got on camera to share a quick overview of what the Evernote team built in March and what's coming soon!

🆕 There’s one more slash command in the menu—you can now create a new linked note with one simple keystroke!

Available in v10.82, rolling out now on Desktop and Web.

[FEEDBACK NEEDED]
🎉 Iteration 2 of the new Evernote mobile home & navigation.

After a lot of pondering, reading basically every comment on the web, and looking at a lot of data, we have a candidate for iteration 2. This is still likely not the final version, but it should be

With AI Edit, you can…
✏️ Fix common mistakes
👔 Create summaries based on your audience
💡Get help with your writing
🌎 Translate into 15 languages

This is just the beginning…what should AI Edit help you do next?

AI Edit is now available for all Desktop & Web users in

📎 Files section on Evernote!

We’re releasing a first, very scrappy version of this to a random 10% of people on Desktop 10.81.

It’s far from ideal, but it already provides interesting functionality like sorting, filtering and image/PDF preview among others.

❓You might be

After we released slash commands, many Evernote customers asked if there was a way to hide the inline hint that appears when you type “/”. We’re happy to say that starting in v10.81, there is!

You can now find a new general setting in the Action menu to enable or disable the

In February we announced that we're decommissioning legacy versions of the Evernote app that pre-date v10. The original date was set for March 23, 2024—we've postponed it a few days to March 26!

More details here: evernote.com/blog/legacy-de…