Evernote is a great Web 2.0 application that is focused on “helping the world remember everything”. It lets you grab information on the fly, such as notes, web pages links, photos, etc. from a variety of different devices (PC, Blackberry, etc.) and let you store them in your Evernote account. Everything you upload is automatically processed, indexed, and made searchable (for example, if you take a picture of some text, Evernote automatically uses text recognition and makes the text searchable). And you can add tags or organize notes into different notebooks.
The Evernote API allows other applications to integrate with the Evernote platform. This was used by the SAP StreamWork team to allow you to bring information from your Evernote account into a StreamWork activity
Now Evernote has launched the Evernote “Trunk” of applications that extend and connect to the “Evernote memory platform”. SAP Streamwork is the first application featured on the new site.
Evernote have put together a blog posting on how to use the two applications together, and there’s a StreamWork tutorial video available:
Press coverage:
- Evernote Launches Trunk Productivity App Platform, Fritz Nelson, InformationWeek
- Evernote Trunk To Add Hundreds of Apps and Features, Robert Strohmeyer, PC World
- Evernote Launches ‘The Trunk’ to Showcase Integrations Built on the Evernote Platform, TMCNet
- Evernote Turns Itself into a Platform with “Trunk”, Liz Gannes, GigaOm
- Evernote, the Startup that Augments your Memory, Launches an App Store, Kim-Mai Cutler, VentureBeat
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