Evernote Scannable

I absolutely understand Evernote’s need to earn money. I would have been delighted to pay a one time fee. $4 a week, though? PFO

I stopped using Evernote years ago, but I continued using this app because the scan quality is great, and then I would just send it off to Notes or anywhere else. Now you can only send it to Evernote, or pay an extremely high price tag to unlock the other integrations. I’d be okay paying something, but $60/year for a scan app? I guess I’ll just stick to the lower quality scans native to Notes, at least that’s free.

screw you

Can no longer send to email, now wants to use some Evernote program. Was great, absolute garbage now

Duck you

I just want to scan and save my file, I don’t care about Evernote nor creating a new account nor paying yet another subscription. They made this app useless

I used to live scannable and would recommend it to my students. The new upgrade won’t save to photos even though I just paid for premium to be able to do so. Useless

no longer can you send things through email, with only evernote being an option - will delete it since that is useless to me

It’s too bad, used to be great. Now, cannot easily transfer to my own files on my phone. I’m sure greed was involved. Will be deleting the app.

This app used to be so convenient, but is now unusable with Evernote’s updates. I can scan documents, but I can’t only save them to Evernote, I can’t email them to myself or even just save them to my camera reel. And once they’re on Evernote, it’s the same thing you can only share a link, you can’t actually send the images or documents without the yearly subscription of $129/year. And Evernote only allows 1 device, so if you login on the desktop, you have to unsync your phone. Just brutal. I’m sure the paid version works just fine, but the free version now has zero functionality and is essentially useless. Don’t waste your time with this unless you’re fine paying for the subscription as all the features that used to be included are now stuck behind a high-cost paywall.