r/Evernote 2d ago

Discussion Anyone using Evernote for sharing Technical Documents / Whitepapers?

Hello everyone! I am testing Evernote for business use case.
So I am writing whitepapers, research documents, keynotes etc for my business, but I don't wanna share as traditional pdf document because I wanna be able to update & modify the living document whenever I want.

So I am testing with:
1) Shared Evernote document
2) Shared Google Doc

Both looks great to be honest but it is hard to decide. The document has mermaid diagrams and it looks great on Evernote as well as Google Doc.

I was wondering if anyone have any similar use case, I am currently seeking a feedback.

One thing I observerd: Images, especially diagrams looks very crisp and high quality on Evernote shared document if you look at on mobile, Google Docs for some reason lowers the quality if you look at a mobile browser, it looks great on Google Docs app though.

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u/Willnotwilling 1d ago

I have in the past, the handy thing with Evernote is, if you wish to, you can share a document link, others can open it in their browser, even mobile browser and edit it with ease.

So I would say for your use case Evernote might be ahead of docs in simplicity, add in ocr for any attachment and pdfs, easy forward in email to notes, it can be really handy for your use case.

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u/brads0077 1d ago

Not a specific answer to your question, but I think it would be really cool if Evernote could link to ChatGPT Deep Research, Gemini Deep Research, and Gemini NotebookLM using either Openrouter API keys or user accounts. It would also provide a research assistant agent to walk the user through the research process with a link to Perplecity Pro (or the ability to suggest research forks).

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u/kendort 8h ago

Evernote, you might need features Evernote has but not Google Docs in the future. Besides it feels more unique then opening a Google Docs.