There’s also the official Evernote web app, which works in any modern web browser on any modern operating system, including Linux. But this client has a few …deficiencies, including a total lack of keyboard shortcuts/navigation, a searingly bright default theme, and (obviously) is stuck inside the browser. Evernote Linux AppsĮvernote is used by more than 100 million people worldwide, a following so large that the service is practically a by-word for productivity!īut with no official Evernote app for Linux, Tux loving fans of the nifty note taking service tend to rely on unofficial community apps like NixNote, EverPad, NeverNote and Whatever. After that it becomes a paid subscription service for about $3 per month.Tusk is a new unofficial and open-source Evernote app for Linux, Mac and Windows.īuilt using Electron, Tusk wraps the regular Evernote web app in a traditional desktop window and adds some useful new features to it, like app menus, keyboard shortcuts and optional dark themes. Users who sign up for Platfolio are given a one-month, free beta trial. It’s a project headed by Chris Coy, artist and brother of Andrew Coy, who is co-executive director of the Digital Harbor Foundation.Īs of right now, Platfolio is in open beta mode with more than 100 users signed up since launching in late February. By signing in to Platfolio using an Evernote account, a user can build a website using Evernote’s WYSWIG/word-processing interface and information that users have already stored in Evernote’s cloud. Platfolio is a web-app startup based out of Betamore that allows Evernote users to create websites from within the Evernote application.

Just a word of caution for Evernote and Platfolio users out there.įor those unwilling (or unable) to navigate their way around WordPress themes or HTML code to build their own personal websites, the solution may be Platfolio. Update 3/4/13 11:45 a.m.: ReadWrite is reporting that Evernote was forced to block “suspicious activity,” a possible hack, and is now requiring all Evernote users to reset their passwords.