Evernote — AI for Personal Productivity & Executive Assistants

Evernote is a place to keep notes, clipped web pages, scans and tasks together and find them again later. The vendor describes notebooks and Spaces, templates, advanced search, a web clipper, built-in tasks and calendar, and real-time collaboration with comments. For professionals who collect research, meeting notes and documents over years, search is the main draw, and the pricing page lists semantic search alongside an AI Assistant, AI Transcribe, AI Edit, mobile-only AI Cleanup and a connection to MCP-compatible AI tools. The limits are clearest on the free plan: 50 notes, 1 notebook, 5 Spaces, 20 tags, 200 attachments, 1 GB of storage and sync on 1 device. That is enough to try it but not to run a working archive, and the comparison shows paid plans lifting those caps, with Starter at 1,000 notes and 3 devices. Evernote's public pages do not list paid prices or which plan includes which AI feature, so check the live comparison table before you buy. Paid plans include a 7-day free trial, and Enterprise has a 14-day trial. If you want one searchable home for notes and clippings with AI help, Evernote fits; if you need free multi-device sync or a team wiki with databases, check the caps first.