Evernote Home brings your important content into a customizable dashboard

Evernote Home
Evernote Home

What you need to know

  • Evernote is rolling out a new Home experience to Windows, Mac, and the web.
  • Home features a customizable dashboard that shows your notes, tags, and shortcuts in one place.
  • The new Home experience is rolling out over the next few weeks.

Evernote unveiled a new Home experience today that makes it easy to find all of your important content right away. The new Home experience is a dashboard that includes important content, such as notes, tags, and shortcuts. The new experience is rolling out over the next few weeks to Evernote on Windows, Mac, and Evernote Web.

Evernote saw a major change last September when it started rolling out the new Evernote. That improved experience brings better search results, reliability and stability improvements, background sync and automatic updates, and the ability to start on one device and continue on another. In its announcement post of the new Evernote Home experience, the company calls the new Evernote a "start" of its journey, and that the new dashboard is another step forward.

The Home dashboard is available for both Evernote Basic and Plus customers and has three default widgets, notes, scratch pad, and recently captured. If you're an Evernote Premium or Business customer, you'll also see Notebooks, Pinned Note, Tags, and Shortcuts.

Evernote plans to make its widgets more powerful, flexible, and helpful in the future. The company will also introduce additional widgets in the future.

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