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Posts by Anthony Bartlett

Anthony Bartlett

Home: Feedback and Insights for Evernote’s Latest Feature

It’s been one month since we released Home for Windows, Mac, and web. See what customers are saying and how they’re using Home to feel more organized.

See Your Evernote Like Never Before With Home

Your new entry point to your content makes Evernote more personal and easier to use. It’s the fastest way for you to get to the things that matter most.

How to Redefine Success and Find Happiness in Your Life

If you entered this year with big goals, only to see them fall by the wayside, you’re not alone. But with the help of these tips, you can redefine success.

CEO Ian Small in the lobby of Evernote headquarters in Redwood City, California.

State of the Product

As we head into the holidays, it’s time to report on the product transition we’re navigating, and to step back for a clear-eyed accounting of our efforts.

Introducing the New Evernote for Android

Continuing our rollout of app updates, the new Evernote for Android is rebuilt from the ground up to be more intuitive, more stable, and ever more useful.

How To Stay Disciplined When Times Are Tough

Reaching your goals can seem impossible when the world feels out of control. Here’s how you can build self-discipline and keep moving in the right direction.

Introducing the New Evernote for Windows and Mac

Rebuilt from the ground up, our apps for Windows and Mac are now more consistent, more stable, and more intuitive to use.

Unlocking Evernote’s Future

The new Evernote for iOS is a major milestone in our journey to rebuild our apps, our infrastructure, and how we ship software. But it’s only the beginning.

A person wearing glasses and holding an iPhone, with the new Evernote for iOS showing on the screen.

Introducing the New Evernote for iOS

We’ve rebuilt our app for iPhone and iPad from the ground up to be more intuitive, more stable, and ever more useful. Take a look at what’s new.

How to Capture Your Ideas and Accomplish More

Your brain processes thousands of ideas each day, quickly moving from one to the next. Here are four ways to document your best ideas so they can live forever.

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