Event noted.
Event noted.
A web service that turns your notes from Evernote into calendar events.
Connects Evernote to your calendar.
Connect Evernote to popular calendar services and apps. It works with Google Calendar, with the calendar app on iPhone and iPad, with iCal on Mac, with Windows and Android. The set-up process only takes a couple of minutes.
Create events directly from Evernote.
Create a note or choose an existing one. Put date and time of the event you want to create in the title. Use your natural language to describe the event, like "this friday" or "in 2 weeks". Tag the note with "event" and Event noted will add it to your calendar.
Always linked to your notes.
An event always links to the most recent version of the note you created it from. For example, view an event in Google Calendar. Click on a special link and the note opens in Evernote. This also works in every other calendar app.
Sign up for free at www.eventnoted.com
12 comments
Paul Deng • over 10 years ago
This is a cool product. Good work! Where is your team based?
Bernhard C • over 10 years ago
Thanks Paul! The one man team is based in Berlin, Germany.
Team Rapture Innovation • over 10 years ago
nice concept.
Daniel Gold • over 10 years ago
I think you just changed the game for Evernote fans worldwide!
Daniel Gold
CEO of DEG Consulting
Author of Evernote: The unofficial guide to capturing everything & getting things done.
http://www.degconsulting.net
Lou Rinaldi • over 10 years ago
I saw Daniel Gold's tweet about this and gave it a try. I really wanted to love event noted. It doesn't seem to handle deletions very well, and it keeps a dashboard note in my default notebook (which doubles as my GTD "action pending" bucket, and therefore can't have any unrelated clutter).
Daniel Gold • over 10 years ago
@Lou - thanks for hopping on my recommendation and I see what you're saying. The good news is that this is on the right track. One suggestion regarding the dashboard note: perhaps create (if you don't already) an .Inbox notebook as your default. Then, have that other notebook still there, but at least for every input that comes in, there's an inbox for it. Feel free to e-mail me as well at daniel@degconsulting.net. Thanks!!
Dave Cook • over 10 years ago
It seems to create a new calendar in my google calendar everytime I create an event. I'm guessing something I have set wrong on google calendar? It's a great idea, but the new calendar for every event is annoying.
Lou Rinaldi • over 10 years ago
@Daniel - I do agree that it's on the right track. This has been the holy grail for GTD integrations for years now, so I was obviously very excited when I saw your tweet. I'm hopeful that the kinks can be worked out once there's a bit more exposure, and maybe some resultant help in the form of money or staffing.
"Action pending" has to be my default notebook because of the way I've set up my intake processes. Inbound notes from Outlook and ones that I send to my personal Evernote email address need to end up in "action pending." For what it's worth, I use the method described at http://www.thesecretweapon.org/
Daniel Gold • over 10 years ago
@Dave C: I just noticed that, too! Okay, I admit that is annoying indeed! Like @Lou said, I'm hoping with some additional exposure, money, staffing they can work out these bugs. This is the "holy grail" for GTD enthusiasts indeed.
I am curious why they haven't hopped on this discussion yet or tweeted much lately! :)
Bernhard C • over 10 years ago
Thanks everyone for your comments! It's always good to get some feedback to figure out which direction Event noted should take.
Event noted was developed for this competition, so this is the first version which still might have some bugs. The issue regarding the multiple Google calenders will be taken care of soon though!
Daniel Gold • over 10 years ago
@Bernhard - thanks for the reply. I think we're all excited about the possibilities of what you can do here. In my Evernote book that's sold in the Trunk, I talk a lot about managing tasks and reference items in Evernote. Being able to assign due dates to your tasks and having it connect with your calendar is priceless. If you can tweak it based on suggestions noted here, I think you've got yourself the golden ticket. Just my 2.5 cents. Feel free to reach out to me at daniel@degconsulting.net. Thanks!
Jonathan Tompkins • over 10 years ago
With the tweaks mentioned above, this will be just what Evernote needed. I was going to use Zendone but I only really need the functionality of Event Noted. Keep up the good work, this is essential for Evernote.