Evernote Trunk full of applications

By Michael Fletcher On July 14, 2010 · 5 Comments

During the press conference arranged on the 14th of July Evernote delegates gave a breakdown of the success of their freemium business strategy, with the near-fully featured free version of Evernote winning over more than 3 Million users since it started out 2 years ago.

This morning Evernote announced the Evernote Trunk, a full featured online application showcase that will allow users to enhance their Evernote experience with add-on applications from 3rd party developers. As it stands it looks like more than a hundred apps will be available to extend your evernote experience, including everything from to-do’s to calender solutions.

App store for the Uber organized?

An example of this is an application called paperboy available in Evernote trunk that lets you take a picture of a page of the newspaper which will then send you a digital version of that page.

In addition Evernote Trunk will provide integration with SAP (though the details on how it will work are a bit vague)

Also there is talk of group functionality from Evernote Trunk that will make Evernote far more usable as a work solution.

Magazine publishers will also have the opportunity to provide “branded notebooks” in Evernote Trunk where subscriptions to their publication could be available to Evernote trunk users via a premium subscription notebook.

Details of the exact applications and uses for them are still unclear but Evernote trunk will be available in the PC and OSX versions of the Evernote desktop applications later today according to the press conference.

Integration is available from Evernote Trunk for among others:

SAP Streamwork – Available in Evernote trunk and integrates with SAP
Seesmic – an Evernote Trunk integration to save your social media directly to evernote
Eegretlist – A great to-do manager which syncs seamlessly with Evernote available from Evernote Trunk
Nitro PDF reader – Fill in, sign and stamp PDF’s and then save them directly into your evernote account
PDFopen – Edit PDF’s on your MAC and then save them straight into Evernote with this Evernote trunk application
Eye-fi – Send photo’s wirelessly from your camera to Evernote
TimeBridge – Easily save meeting notes directly into your Evernote account.

As well as voice2note for converting your voice notes to text

Here’s what the official Evernote Blog had to say about Evernote Trunk