-review:date+1

Of course, it would have to be accompanied with new search logic. Currently Evernote understands today, yesterday, this/last week, this/last month, this/last year. It would also have to understand tomorrow, next week, next month, and next year, as reminder dates would be in the future.

One day I hope I can use the search term:

-reminder:day+1

ie show me everything with a reminder date before tomorrow, that is, today and before…

“Just one request (in addition to the promised edit on iPhone feature)… Could you add a way by which we could flag notes for reminder on a future date? I’d love to be able to make a “to-do” note which would automatically come to my attention on a given date and time.”

Evernote’s feature set aligns SO well to be a central clearinghouse for “to-do” lists, but it would need to have reminders (desktop, sms, email, and iPhone when push notifications are built into a future SDK).

I, for one, would immediately sign up for a pro account if reminders were integrated.

Just wanted to add +1 vote for making the notes available locally on my iPod Touch to be able to read, edit or create even if I am not covered by any wifi network.

1) I can’t reach my notes “off-line”! That’s a must and I sincerely hope the team will solve this.
2) Todays version is a bit slow when uploading/downloading.

Keep up the good work!

Also, I can’t seem to be able to slide the text field around as I’m creating my note, which meant that when I was writing a note last night — doing some bedside idea capture — I had to write things weirdly because I couldn’t go to earlier in the note I was in the middle of creating in order to insert a thought.

I’m also getting the issue where the first line of text in a new note gets cut off halfway. Now, I can make out what it is, generally speaking, but it’s tricky.

My bigger problem is line returns: for me, anything I enter in the iPhone app is stripped of its line-returns, such that a nicely formatted bit of text gets rendered an unformatted blob. I can deal with having to edit the note on the Mac later on, but this means I’ve got to fix it before it works even as reference.

Still and all, I love the app, and love the service; it’s invaluable!

While I appreciate the iPhone app, it has one glaring flaw — if you haven’t saved your note and you leave the app, your note is gone forever. Steps to replicate: create a note. Add some text. Hit the home button. Go back to EN. Note is gone.

I could get used to saving, but sometimes you have no choice — if you answer a phone call while taking a note, the note disappears. The only way to prevent it is to decline the call.

This is a show stopper.

Just one request – apart from notes editing, it would be great to be able to view/sort my notes by notebook like on the desktop? Even just a list or a folder structure would be great.

Thanks,
Ron

When I save a note via the iPhone 2.0 app, it does not save the formatting (line breaks, etc.) and appears smaller when I go back to review. Just wondering…

Awesome job!

The inability to edit notes on the iPhone is a little frustrating, especially when I’m on the go, so I hope that comes soon. And I like another commenter have the bug, at least some of the time where I can’t actually type in the text area because it cuts off half the screen and I cant read what I wrote. Hope these items can be taken care of soon. Thanks for the great application though!

It would make evernote the ultimate iPhone app for me, as is it’s just ok.

My only problem is the camera shots. The iPhone camera doesn’t have a focus capability, so no matter how close or far I try snapping business cards, they always come out fuzzy and unreadable in Evernote

Any suggestions?