EverGear, an application that allows you to easily save notes and photos to Evernote

EverGear is a highly functional recording application that allows you to easily save notes and photos to Evernote. You can't see the contents of Evernote, but since it specializes in saving and sending memos, it starts up quickly and works lightly. What sets EverGear apart from similar apps is that it puts a lot of thought into how the photos are laid out. Since multiple photos are stored neatly in one notebook, Evernote can be used as a small album.

When you launch EverGear, you'll see four tabs. Starting with the color of this tab, it is a high point that the user interface design is organized in a fashionable atmosphere. In particular, when used as a lifelog tool, the frequency of use inevitably increases. We welcome designs that are comfortable to use. You can quickly create a desired memo by tapping the "+" button to create a memo mainly composed of text, or tapping the camera button to create a memo mainly composed of photos.

The created memo is temporarily saved in "Drafts" (auto save). The first line of the memo becomes the Evernote note title, and the second and subsequent lines become the text. When you send a draft to Evernote, the note moves to the "Sent" tab while the draft is being sent, and to the "History" tab after sending. Even if you send a memo in a place with a poor communication environment, it is easy to check whether the memo was sent properly. Of course, you can also specify the destination notebook and tag.

You can also create a memo from a "stationery". By registering frequently used forms such as diaries and checklists as templates in advance, you can save yourself the trouble of recreating them from scratch each time. Notebooks and tags can also be specified in the template. With the Draft tab displayed, tap the "←" displayed to the right of the Stationery tab to display a pop-up list of saved stationery. Drafts can be created.

On the setting screen, you can set the size of the photo to be saved, whether to save it to the camera roll, the format of the date and time, whether to use location information, etc. If you use it as a life log, it would be convenient to turn on the use of location information. At work, for example, if you leave memos such as progress and achievements with photos and location information of the place of business, it will be a fine daily report. When you're on a business trip, taking a quick photo of your receipts and purchases makes it easy to see what you've spent on them, and it's easy to recall when reimbursing expenses. Once you get used to it, you can even operate it with just one hand. It will be fun to record on a daily basis.

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