Scannable by Evernote - Capture Everything Easily

Evernote Scannable is setting the standard for what a document scanning and capture app should be.
For Business cards, receipts, documents, whiteboards, doodles and notes on napkins, it does the job.

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[davidg.stuart]

Great video. As a five year Evernote user, I must say, Scannable is a real Home Run for Evernote. Thank you for your informative videos!

[eagleflyfree]

Even for non-English speaker, your visual presentation is easy to understand and fun to watch.

[robertreed]

I also recently upgraded my trusty old 4s and saw this app on iTunes. I didn't download it, wanted to wait for more reviews but after watching your video I'm sold, its installing now. Thanks Steve for another great informative video.

[dellforce]

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! I've had it for almost a month now! I'm gonna have to calendar-in a time to scan stuff!

[kleadley]

This app for genealogy, as the kids would say, is the BOMB! I have a tech crush too.  I must say if I am looking for education to use some technology, I am choosing you.  You are enthusiastic, knowledgeable and you are an excellent teacher.  When you teach I get it! Thanks.  Keep it coming.

[lindah]

Thanks, Dottotech!  Evernote is being such a tease.  Premium Evernote member here.  Even though they promoted Scannable to all users when the Android app has not yet been released, I subsequently found a very comparable app that works pretty much as well as the multi-platform-share tool you have kindly outlined in your video.  That app is CamNote out of the UK.  One can buy their notebooks, but this is not necessary.  It is currently free too.  I will check out Scannable whenever Evernote deigns to release an Android Scannable app.  Thanks again!    

[platinumtoast]

Excellent information Steve.  I have been using One Note for a long time and you are quickly bringing me over to the Evernote side.

[margueritecallaway]

Steve--I just found this WONDERFUL app as well. It does all that you say. Thanks for explaining the settings and other functionality. I always learn from you.

[Asuku]

I just stumbled upon your channel. It is great! The video's you make are actually useful and don't contain any junk that most YouTubers put in their Content. Thanks a million! You deserve this subscription.

[bsabdu]

Like you I've tried a few different I-Phone Scanning apps but Evernote Scannable is the TOPS!  Quick, easy, controllable.  I got it on day one and have been using it a lot.

[KevyoKAJ]

The Evernote folks have also come out with Skitch, which allows you to grab things from picture, your image library and even the web to then make annotations to. I've found that very useful as well. Evernote is coming out with quite a suite of helpful, easy-to-use apps.

[MK-ihwp]

I installed Scannable years ago on my iPad and I still love it. Make sure you turn off the AutoCapture, that setting will drive you nuts. (It captures too early and results are blurry.)
I'm debating leaving Evernote because I need to extract the text from my scanned images. I heard GDrive can do that, same with OneNote. I hate that Evernote allows you to search for words captured in your scans, but they won't let you copy the OCR'ed text!

[edwinjackson]

Works right out of the box.  Hard to believe it's free.

[HannsSchulmeister]

loaded it...used it ... love it !!
Excellent tool, thank Steve and congratulations on your new 6+

[samhickman]

Great find and tip! I'm definitely in the productivity/apps/tech subscribers, so really enjoyed this one. I've been looking for an alternative to JotNot for a while. So much adjusting. This seems like it has partially solved the problem.

I'm a long time viewer (YouTube and TV), thought I'd add its good to have you back in my Things have come a long way from when you introduced me to the idea of scanning on DottoTech.

[magaliouellet]

Wonderful presentation: dynamic, well informed and to the point. Thank you!

[JaimeHuffman]

Thank you for your videos. I love it when you are so excited about a product like this. Can you do a video now for all of the apps that connect to Evernote? Have a great weekend!

[yvetteshaw]

Awesome video!!! I just downloaded Scannable and love it! Thank you Steve.  Love your videos

[SHANKSY]

Already saving hours of time I would never get back. Thanks for the video :-)

[margueritecallaway]

Thanks  so much Steve--I really need this for my very portable life!