Evernote - Note Organizer
About this version
Release cadence is the one metric that clearly improved under the new owner: updates now arrive regularly on Android, with changelogs that list concrete fixes rather than boilerplate. That follows a difficult stretch — the ground-up version 10 rewrite launched missing features and shedding performance, and much of the work since has been rebuilding what the old client already did well.
What recent updates focused on
- Performance and reliability work on the rewritten client, especially sync speed and editor responsiveness
- AI-assisted search, transcription, and note cleanup features on paid plans
- Continued adjustments to plan limits and pricing, which tend to be announced alongside app updates
Our update advice
Keep auto-update on, but read the release notes occasionally: plan-limit and pricing changes have arrived with little warning in this era of the product. Whatever version you run, schedule an ENEX export a few times a year.
The authoritative source for the current version number, changelog, and
requirements is the official Google Play listing
(package com.evernote). Read our full assessment in the
Evernote - Note Organizer review.
