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Tasks for Evernote is currently in early access (at this time of writing) which means that there is a chance things could change ahead of the final release, but for the most part this is what we should be able to expect.

Choose the filter parameters and Evernote will automatically sort/list those tasks for you.You can also filter tasks by who made them, and which notebook it is stored in, so that you can quickly find what you need. You can also filter tasks based on different things, such as filtering by its due date so you can see which tasks are due on a specific day. Enter a name for the task and fill out the other details.Under Tasks, click on New note and choose a name for that note.One of the ways of managing tasks is by creating a note and putting tasks under them. For example, if you’re undertaking a birthday planning event, there might be multiple tasks that you need to do, such as send out invites, buy a cake, order food for the party, and so on. Now that you’ve already created a Task, you can start to better manage them.

Enter a name for the task, set a due date for that task, and/or add a reminder.Under “Things to do”, click on Add new task.On the navigation bar to the left, click on Tasks.Launch Evernote and make sure you’ve updated it to the latest version.So, how can you take advantage of the new Evernote Tasks feature? How to create Tasks with Evernote If you have been using Evernote to create to-do lists, then Tasks is an expansion of that with features that will make it easier for you to create these to-do lists and manage them. This is basically a more feature-rich way of creating to-do lists and managing them.

Evernote’s ability to collaborate remotely and in real-time was still relatively uncommon which helped the app gain a massive following and grow in popularity.įast forward to today, Evernote is still very much alive and well and in fact, the company recently announced a new feature that they’ll be introducing to its platform in the form of Evernote Tasks. Back in the day when cloud services were still relatively new and synching across devices wasn’t as common, Evernote reigned supreme.