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Evernote Pick: Drafts

Partners | By Mie Yaginuma
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Drafts is an app that lets you quickly jot down your thoughts and ideas, then publish them later to social networks and other services, or save them to a notebook of your choice in your Evernote account.

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  • http://doctorwhofan98.wordpress.com/ doctorwhofan98

    It’s a brilliant app that I purchased a little while ago. A must have for Evernote users with iOS devices, I think.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Sanders2378 Sandie Forshaw

    Drafts is a great app, just jot down a few thoughts then save them in Evernote for processing later. Quick to open then just save to Evernote, couldn’t be easier. Highly recommended.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=680625845 Aref Jdey

    I’m actually using Notes from Squarespace and it works well with Evernote.

  • http://www.paraninfo.it Chicco

    What’s the difference with just adding a new note directly in Evernote?

  • http://www.facebook.com/bachya Aaron Bach

    I love Drafts. I tried it a while ago, didn’t give it a fair chance, and quickly deleted it…that was a mistake. The second time around, I love the simplicity of hammering out a note and sending it wherever I want (including Evernote). I adore Evernote, but for entering a quick note (and being able to get it to Evernote later), Drafts is amazing.

  • mcquoidellum

    drafts for Android?

  • Angela Booth

    Drafts is my most-used app on the iPad. It’s brilliant. Just start writing, and decide where the note will go later — mostly mine go to Evernote or email… :-)

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=746684291 Craig A. McNeil

    Yeah, not that the price is ridiculous, but I can open Evernote on my iPhone or iPad, push one button, and start writing or talking or taking a picture (or all three). And I can share it on a social network without too many extra steps. I’m sure it works great, but I think it seems a bit superfluous.

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