With Tasks, Evernote merges content with actions to better support both remembering and accomplishing, guiding users through their day. But the majority of these people (53 percent) feel that their current method is only somewhat effective in helping them accomplish their tasks. A new survey* from YouGov conducted for Evernote found that three out of five (60 percent) Americans keep an ongoing list of things they need to accomplish, such as tasks, errands and projects, with women more likely (68 percent) compared to men (52 percent). As an Early Access release, customers on every Evernote plan are invited to use all Tasks features up until its release in General Availability, provide feedback, and explore how Tasks can streamline their own workflows.Īmericans rely on task lists to get things done, but generally aren’t satisfied with how they’re currently managing them. Tasks is now available in Early Access across mobile (iOS and Android), desktop (Windows and Mac), and web apps. Evernote’s new Tasks feature is a natural evolution to surface and manage the action items that help people stay on top of their daily lives, achieve meaningful results, and accomplish what’s most important to them.

Redwood City, Calif., J– Evernote, the productivity app that lets you remember everything and accomplish anything, today announced the debut of its latest new feature: Tasks.

Now available in Early Access, Tasks in Evernote helps people accomplish more

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