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Integration Spotlight: reQall

Partners | By Andrew Sinkov
 

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Here’s a short tale of my list-making woes: I’m going shopping and I need olive oil, so I write down “olive oil.” This somewhat sensible decision quickly turns into 20 minutes spent staring blankly at the supermarket’s wall of olive oils. Or when traveling, I’ll write “visit the Corn Palace” only to misplace any relevant information about its history or importance.

You’re right, I should be more organized, but this whole process needs to be easier. My lists shouldn’t be denser, they should be smarter. Enter reQall’s Evernote integration.

reQall in their own words

reQall is a voice-enabled memory aid that seamlessly integrates your mobile phone, email, text messaging and IM into a powerful organizer, reminder system and productivity assistant. reQall lets you capture your ideas, tasks and commitments before you forget, and it proactively keeps you well-prepared and memory-strong.

The integration

reQall used the Evernote API to make lists and reminders incredibly useful. Whenever you speak or type an item into reQall, their service automatically searches your Evernote account to find any related notes. Then, when reQall reminds you of your task, you can quickly call up any relevant Evernote content without leaving the reQall application. It’ll even search for keywords inside of images.

Why this is cool

Here’s a Food Month-friendly example of why this is exciting. You’re throwing a dinner party and you need to pick up supplies. First, create your shopping list by speaking or typing it into reQall on the web or your iPhone.

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Once at the store, tap on “Zinfandel,” and reQall brings up the note in Evernote of a Zinfandel you loved while on a trip through wine country. Need some wine glasses? Good thing you clipped the page from Crate and Barrel into Evernote.

The beauty of all this is that it’s incredibly simple and doesn’t require changing your workflow. From shopping to event planning to business meetings to travel, everything you need to remember is right at your fingertips. No extra effort required.

Get reQall

The Evernote integration is a part of reQall Pro. Sign up for reQall on their website, upgrade to Pro, then link your Evernote account from the Settings menu. Make sure to get reQall for iPhone from the AppStore. Learn more from reQall.

The Evernote API

Learn more about the Evernote API on our developer page, and join the many hundreds of developers currently working with the Evernote API to create new and exciting integrations.

  • Megan

    Please, I would love to find out if there is ever going to be a ReQall app for windows mobile!?! Is it being thought about or in process of being created? I love my windows mobile phone and don’t plan on getting an iPhone, ever.

  • http://martho2.blogspot.com/ Mark Thomas

    Thanks for the response Deb. I love the integration idea but as I have a Blackberry it didn’t work. Any idea how long until we have integration?

  • http://www.reqall.com Deb Miller

    @David, Megan, Mark, thanks for all the input.

    @Mark, we have a new version for the BB coming out soon. It won’t have Evernote integration yet, but the version after that should.
    @David, yes, we are getting a lot of interest in Android. We’re looking seriously at it, but don’t yet have a schedule in place.
    @Megan, based on the interest we’re getting, we are more likely to do an Android version next than a WM version. I’m sorry–there just isn’t enough time to do all the possible clients. I was at a conference recently where one speaker commented that even the richest company on earth (Google) couldn’t afford to support all the clients.

  • Ann Landau

    I have Pro versions of ReQall and Evernote for Verizon Blackberry Curve. The ‘send to Evernote’ option showed up on my ReQall number after I had enabled it on my Evernote settings. I tried it and it worked. Then I think there were some updates to one or both programs and now the ‘send to Evernote’ feature has disappeared. I checked the settings on my Evernote account and found I had to once again check the box for ReQall. So I thought it would work now. But it doesn’t, still. Disappointed. Please Please work on this both programs are so GOOD. As a retired person concerned about memory issues, both programs are so GREAT!!! You definitely have a new market with aging baby boomers….

  • Brandon Blake

    Is this integration in the development pipeline for Android?

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