Still sensible for people sitting on large archives of clippings and notes, but at £12.49 a month it's no longer cheap.

Kenning's take

What it does

Evernote is a long-running notes app for capturing text, web pages, images, documents, tasks and audio in one place. Its AI Assistant drafts, rewrites and summarises notes, answers questions about saved material, and records and summarises meetings. Search looks inside PDFs, images and handwriting.

  • AI Assistant drafts, edits and summarises notes
  • ask questions about saved notes
  • AI meeting notes: record, transcribe, summarise
  • semantic search across notes, PDFs and attachments
  • web clipper and document scanning
  • tasks and calendar

Who it suits. People with large note archives who want web clipping, search and AI help in one app.

Key facts

Made by
Evernote Corporation (site footer: Bending Spoons US Inc.)
Works on
iPhone, Android, Web
In the UK
Yes
Free plan
free sign-up offered ('Start for free'); free plan limits not checked today

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Personal Monthly (iOS)£12.49month
Personal (iOS)£116.99year

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Ratings

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FAQ

Is Evernote free?

Yes, there is a free option (free sign-up offered ('Start for free'); free plan limits not checked today). Pricing: Free plan exists (evernote.com/compare-plans shows no prices); UK App Store in-app prices from £10.49 to £116.99, e.g. Personal Monthly £12.49 (checked 2026-10-10).

What devices does Evernote work on?

Evernote is available on: iPhone and iPad, Android, web browser.

Who makes Evernote?

Evernote is made by Evernote Corporation (site footer: Bending Spoons US Inc.).

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.