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The new beta keeps crashing on me.

I’m using OSX 10.5.3, on an Intel Imac. As soon as i open up evernote, it shows up for two seconds, and then it silently quits.

Anybody else having this problem?

(If you guys had a forum, I would have posted it there. )

Try http://forum.evernote.com/phpbb/ for the forum.

With 40 mb of storage and a capped allowance, Evernote is essentially a crippled service.

20 Mb was weak, but at least I could delete notes – now that my “allowance” is maxed out I simply can’t use the service for the rest of the month! Please work on a better system to implement ASAP.

So far, I really like the service, but the dismally low storage makes it more frustrating than useful. I can’t frankly tell how well it works, as my account is frozen from updates as soon as I upload my notes. The “Upgrade your account” notice offers an startlingly low 500 Mb of storage. I’m expecting at least 1GB w/ a free account (and I’m willing to pay for more) – less than that & I’ll have to find a different service.

That said, keep up the good work! I’ve been looking for something just like this!

I understand how these things go, so I won’t make a comment that would be an overreaction to this. I know you guys are figuring things out, and I am sure that you will find a nice middle ground between the premium accounts and the free lunch crowd.

Since I plan on paying for future use of this, my only concern is that all the noise from the above, who may or may not be future customers, doesn’t distract you all from getting the premium stuff in place.

My only comment is that having the “meter” in such a large conspicuous place in the UI is both distracting and unnecessary.

Thanks for you work so far. Waiting for more good stuff to come.

I only hope that premium pricing is a) put into place soon as I will run out within a week or two otherwise and b) that is is affordable.

I think this is a great solution, managing the trade-offs quite nicely. I really hope you guys can start charging for this product soon so you can make some money. I am addicted to Evernote and my only fear is that you guys won’t be able to keep things running.

I was wondering if you guys were going to add video support to the service. I know that is one thing I REALLY wish I had. Possibly going to be in the upgraded service? or is i possible and I am not aware of it?

@mr-sk I put a lot of PDFs in Evernote too, many of them scanned pages. I’m now holding them on my hard drive (and backing up to JungleDisk) until such time that my Evernote Quota is increased.

Why not a Linux version?? You are loosing many potential users (like me) by ignoring the Linux platform. Shame on you!

I’ve stumbled upon this service awhile back, and had meant to try it out. Is there a one time transfer plan so I could move everything I had from other services, namely Google Notebook, to Evernote? I’m not sure if the 40mb limit is going to hold for that first and one time transfer. It would be quiet painful if I have to take 2, 3, 4 months to transfer, and have a frozen account for the rest of the months.

Could you guys draft up a transfer plan of some sort for first time user to move their notes from old services? That would be greatly appreciated. =D

I’ve found that you can save the pdf back to your computer and have them all visionable.

I really like this app!!

I have no problem with 40Mb as a trial. Even saving 150 dpi PDFs, for example, this should give you about 100 pages to test the service with.

I do, however, think you should have me tiers of service. 500Mb is probably adequate for a small office, but for higher volume use, like a law office for example, 1 or 2Gb per month may be more feasible.

Also, another suggestion is to have the ability to create multiple logins per account and different access privileges. That way an admin user could add and edit documents, and a standard user could read only.

One other thing I’d like to see: sub-notebooks (maybe you can call them chapters). Other document processing apps I’ve used like SOHO Notes have this ability.

With the iPhone and cross platform capabilities, Evernote has marvelous potential for small business document management.

I am just beginning to use Evernote and I like the idea but I think 40Mb monthly upload is going to put me off using it for real.

This limit even for paid versions is very disappointing.
The concept is great. The usability really good. But why, oh why, talk in megs when the average user is getting terabyte drives?
I’ll try the service but will most probably stop using it for I can’t live with the idea of hitting a ceiling and not being able to do anything about it.

My account status has been “0 days left” for 2 days. Why was it not reset?