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Evernote is powerful note taking software that launched in 2008 and now has over 11 million users. It functions as both a brand and platform with an ecosystem of apps. While it struggled early on during the 2008 financial crisis, it has since grown significantly with over $251 million in funding and a $1 billion valuation in 2012. Evernote now generates over $1 million in monthly revenue from its Evernote Marketplace and has expanded across multiple platforms and devices with features like web clipping and OCR. It faces competition but is well positioned for continued success due to its large, paying user base and growing business offerings.
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- 10. Prediction • Well established • International • Strong revenue stream from Premium and Business accounts
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Editor's Notes
- Make a note of it - Evernote's free app allows users to easily save and search for any text, photo, or video file. The company's flagship product, Evernote, organizes information on desktop computers and mobile devices. Users create and save text notes, pictures, PDFs, and other media files, and Evernote's technology enables any text (even from, say, a label or a sign in a photograph) to become searchable and indexed. Files are saved as "Notes" and groups of files are organized as "Notebooks." The Evernote app is also available in a premium version that offers more storage space and no advertisements. Evernote counts about 11 million users. The company was founded by StepanPachikov, who also launched Parascript.
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