Again, a Drafts actions formats occasion with the date and appends it to an Evernote note.

Doctor visits log - Fortunately I don’t need to visit the doctor very often, but it is good to keep a record. A Drafts action appends it with the date into a note in Evernote.ĭ. Blood pressure log – every time I visit the doctor, I enter my blood pressure. Car maintenance log – another Drafts app appends oil changes, etc. It keeps a running list of visits to the gas station and fuel used/costs.ī.

An action formats a nice single line with date and appends to my Gas Log note in Evernote. Gas log – I enter milage, price per gallon, and total price paid each on a line in Drafts on iPhone. I have several actions in Drafts to prepend lists or log events to notes…Ī. Logs and lists updated through Drafts 5 on iOS - This is the main reason I still use Evernote. I find Evernote quicker to find things on iOS than DevonThink. For long term archiving, they get moved into DevonThink on Mac. The occasional pdf - These tend to be temporary, like for travel or conference. (Like how to remove the desktop shortcut to Evernote on the Windows computer at work.) Tech notes – Those steps that need to be done occasionally on computers and such. I found these are quick to search in Evernote. Reference notes – like car tag, furnace filter size, etc.

So if you’re stuck using Windows at work and your Mac/iPhone for personal use, then Evernote is works for that. Big plus is that Evernote is still cross platform.

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