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I’ve been waiting for you guys to publicize JotNot. I’ve been using it for 2 weeks and think it’s one of the best mobile uses for Evernote. I set up a shared notebook called Bookkeeper. With Jotnot I capture receipts and process them to Evernote into the Bookkeeper folder. My bookkeeper then can pull them. I used to have a pile of receipts in my car, pocket and office that my secretary had to copy or scan and fax or email to the bookkeeper.

Great product and great integration. Now I’m just waiting for my Fujitsu Scansnap scanner to arrive and my Evernote setup will be complete!

Thanks for sharing this. Without perfect lighting, it was not possible to get these images before jotnot.

very cool but I would never use this unless it was integrated directly into the Evernote app itself. Evernote should just license this company’s tech or acquire them outright and roll the functionality into Evernote.

why does it convert color photos to b&w?

Just saw the video… Come on, is the evernote app working so fast on your iPhone guys?? Mine takes a while to load and Thats why I’ve started to use it less often

Will there be a JotNot for Windows Mobile?

@Andrew, I watched the video on my iPhone at 2am in the morning and I didn’t actually realize it. I wish so much that my Evernote worked that fast, I would use it way more often.

I just downloaded the JotNot app and scanned some business cards. The basic features work great and as advertised. However, the Evernote integration needs some enhancements: Apart from no GPS coordinates, I also found that notebooks and tags are listed in some kind of random order, instead of being sorted alphabetically. It would also be great with a rotate picture option, or even better, orientation awareness when taking photos. It becomes tedious to rotate the TL, TR, and BR crosses manually to fit with landscape scans, as had to to ten times in a row for my scanned business cards.

I bought iphone only when I discovered evernote, and I received iphone 2 days ago (the new one), I immediately installed evernote and Jotnot. I think Jotnot is good…but the photo capabilities of iphone are so poor…that quality obtained is much much lower the minimum. I don’t suggest at all to use iphone to scanner images, even wth Jotnot (unless you have a photografer lighter with you!). I use a scanner or a digital camera (copy mode), not easyat restaurant, but good quality.

Thanks for sharing this. I just bought Jotnot and expect it’ll become an invaluable tool. Evernote has been a lifesaver, thank you!

How do you test the free version of JotNot – it won’t let you save a file. There should either be a limited time trial or a limited number of photos…othewise, I don’t see buying the full version.

I prefer this could be built dir into the evernote.
otherwise this “enhance” effect could also be done in many other free ware.

I bought JotNot based on this blog and so far it has been great. What a great replacement for taking the time to scan documents. Please continue to update this blog with ideas!!!

That is a very kool applicatation. It reminds me of the old spy movies from the late 60’s early 70s. This type of application would have been a marvel and a star scene of any James Bond film. It really is still a marvel to me. Nice work on that app. The future has arrived.
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