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Mac App Store more than doubles new users

Our Notes | By Phil Libin
 

People are interested in what effect yesterday’s launch of the Mac App Store has had on Evernote. I’ll let one graph tell most of the story:

Each column shows the number of new users that signed up for Evernote every hour starting at midnight on New Year’s Day, up until a couple of hours ago. The red portion shows how many of those new users came from the Evernote Mac client.

So far, 166,789 new users have started using Evernote in the first few days of 2011. Since the launch of the Mac App Store, more than half of them are coming from the Mac. About 40,000 new users have signed up from the Mac so far. Note that this is new users only! It’s not the same as the total number of downloads from the Mac App Store (we had 90,000 of those, from store launch till midnight last night), because a large number of people downloading us from the Mac App Store are already registered Evernote users from a different platform.

All in all, I think getting on the Mac App Store on day one was worth the effort.

  • http://technicalities.mu.nu Teresa

    I just started using Evernote the other day because Don McAllister of Screencastonline.com released an excellent tutorial of your product. I had heard others mention it but never quite got around to trying it until I watched Don’s show.

    I suppose the Mac App store update is something I need to do soon, but so far, I haven’t gotten around to it.

    Congrats on all the new users

    So far I love it.

  • http://technicalities.mu.nu Teresa

    Well drat – that should be

    http://www.screencastsonline.com/

    although it looks like Don was aware of people like me who leave out letters when typing urls.

  • http://www.whitezine.com/fr Joseph

    There’s only one question to ask. Will these user stay ?

  • http://jasonbarone.com Jason Barone

    Very interesting stats! Sounds like the App Store will be a smash hit. Great news for you guys! I actually re-downloaded Evernote through the App Store because it felt more organized getting it from the “official” store.

  • http://blog.esimplestudios.com Gabriele Maidecchi

    I think this pretty much shuts up all the skeptical people out there.

  • http://martinlucas.co.uk Martin Lucas

    That’s a pretty dramatic graph – I hope more software companies will follow you on to the Mac App Store.

  • http://pimpmyi.com/ iPimp

    Thanks for this graph. It’s very insightful for developers.

  • http://www.trendsonline.dk Daniel Laursen

    Its the best software product I have been using, that have had the biggest impact on my daily routines. Evernote and Getting things done is so excellent.

    It is well deserved that your sales figures are exploding!

    Im going to write a big review on my danish blog http://www.trendsonline.dk and would like an interview with an executive from Evernote.

    If interested just reply here or send me an email.
    Best regards

    Daniel Laursen
    Trendsonline.dk

  • Martin

    Great – as long as I’m not forced to pay for Evernote in the Mac App Store. It’s very annoying that the local Mac App Store prices are mostly higher than the original USD prices. In my case, the difference is 15+%.

  • http://www.empoweringtech.net Karolyne

    Evernote is my lifeline across two OS, ipad and iphone, for work and home, every hour of the day. What can’t be stored in Evernote, can be photographed and inventoried. It simply gets better and better.

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