Evernote Hints Broader As Planner Modes Come to Notes App

Is Evernote done being a note-taking app? Is it time for Evernote to span out and explore new realms? Here's the latest on Evernote planner.

Evernote has long explored the realm of note-taking but has recently shifted more focus toward events and tasks with its long-awaited release of calendar modes.

Evernote calendar now allows you to do the following:

• Add tasks
• Add calendar events
• Sync with Google Calendar & Outlook

This allows you to see your events and tasks in one place and any event notes related to the work you're working on. Alongside additional views for tasks

How does Evernote calendar work?

This is a little more exploration into how the features currently work in the Evernote calendar and how they could evolve into planner-like abilities.

Speculation: What does this mean for Evernote?

Evernote has opened up an exciting spot for them.

Introducing events and tasks more centric to a calendar view could introduce more abilities when it comes to scheduling, planning tasks with notes, and Motion-like skills that might make them more of a total productivity system.

Evernote's pricing could affect it, making it more expensive, as it combines three core systems of productivity: notes, tasks, and events.

For them to make this possible, they need:

• Two-way sync with Google Calendar & Outlook
• Better week views and day views (for managing 2-3 days and 7-days)
• Bring in aspects of auto-scheduling for tasks

In a time when many people are seeking Evernote alternatives, Evernote is introducing some decent shake-ups to their overall experience.