Evernote Teams vs Google Docs Comparison

Evernote is awesome! At first I didn't understand why it was necessary. I used to just email myself notes. Once I couldn't find a document, I realized why it was great. Evernote keeps everything organized and out of my inbox

It's sometimes irritating just having another program to use outside of email, google docs, word docs, etc.

Evernote was my first note taking software. I moved my notes from paper to evernote immediately. I even liked the speech to text recognition

Evernote doesn't integrate well with google. I started using Google keeps for that reason. Keep was able to connect to gmail, sheets, and Docs.

Evernote Business brings together diverse pieces of content and makes it easy to share everything.

Where free alternatives like Google docs and Apple notes already exist, it's hard to justify paying for Evernote Business.

Easy to use and collaborate on. I love how it communicates for you to those collaborating on the same document!

It doesn't streamline into my life like google does. Google docs does most of what evernote does, but it syncs with my android phone, my email, my navigation, my news feed, etc...

I like that you are able to easily search for notes. It pulls all of the notes that contain the word searched for.

Oftentimes that page won't save. I work in an office where multiple people need pages at the same time and this is always a problem. When someone adds something it gets over written on accident.

The way the UI is designed its really easy to navigate and use. It actually resembles a notebook in a way and feels like how you would take notes and organize notes in a notebook. There are some nice features with the premium feature and you can access and sync your notes from anywhere.

The free version has limitations that you could just go to Google Docs for and get all the same features and functionality and then some. Plus it feels like everyone has a google account at this point and you don't need to download and install another service that most people already have access to.

It works across multiple platforms (Windows via Browser, app). Allows me to sort and keep personal research.

There's a little bit of a learning curve, and there's too many products that have similar functions but work better (Google Docs, Trello, Basecamp)

The idea is good to have a note sharing software however it is very inconsistent and difficult to deal with

It does not sync live like one drive or office or Google docs, changes does not appear instantly, hard to find features in app

I like Evernote to keep my notes organized and always have it accessible. It's like a more user-friendly version of Google Docs

Can be a little limited unless the entire team is invested in the software

I like that my documents update in real time with those that are contributing to the same document.

Unlike competitors like google docs, everyone working on the same document can't update it simultaneously, which can really slow down the process of completing a project.

Great user experience. Cool functionality. Voice recognition seems to be better than Google Docs for talk to text. Allows easy ability to incorporate photos.

I only using a trial version because I'm deciding if I want to use this over Google Docs or Evernote as the primary cloud service. I haven't found any significant cons yet.

I love that Evernote allows me to take notes in a way that makes sense and works for me. The different notebooks helps to organize and apply everything I write down!

I dislike that Evernote has such a large cost....with products like Google Docs, it makes me want to stop using evernote and start saving some money.

I love Evernote, and Evernote for collaboration with Evernote Teams. It's a great software program that makes it easy to keep track of and sort tons of notes, thoughts, ideas, copy/paste threads, and more.

Not sure, I personally dislike some of the new design and UI features, but it's still pretty good

The ability to organize by notebook, use tags, and access your notebooks across different devices or computers.

I've been using Evernote for years (at least 6 years) and I feel like it has not changed at all. With cloud storage and synching greatly improved, I get the impression Evernote has fallen behind. I just don't see a function for it anymore and have (not even intentionally) stopped using it all together.

Love how items live in the cloud and can be accessed from anywhere. It is one of the biggest benefits of using the service, and the app is wonderful.

It almost has a bit too many features if you want to just use it for collaborative note taking, which makes Google Docs a better alternative in some situations

I used Google Docs for all of my not taking before because it could transfer from phone to computer and be accessed online. However, EverNote makes it easy to keep my notes all in one place without cluttering up my Google Drive! And heck, it even integrates with Google Drive, love it!

The integration with Google Drive could be improved. Granted I understand that is a competitor, so it isn't a big deal to me.

Stable, fast, and reliable. Search features, tagging and notebook filing system are sufficient to provide fast access to any kind of document. Integration of PDFs and Google docs works well.

Didn't find it very practical to use beyond storing and managing documents. The user interface is a bit outdated and unimaginative. Development progress appears to be slow and the lack of any kind of roadmap or strategy for the product is worrying.

I found Evernote an easy way to organize and share my documents with colleagues. I had a nice, clean interface too.

I had a hard time justifying why I needed this over Google Docs. It seemed to work just as well for me, even if it was without a few "nice to have" features.

You are able to centralize almost all your notes in regardless of what format in this app. Intuitive and easy to manage. It can also be installed in the phone. Notes can be shared across teams.

Although notes can be imported an exported. The format is not matching 100% sometimes with MS apps / Google docs. Sometimes it gets a different format, although is just a matter of reformatting again.

É um software fácil de instalar, configurar, compreender sua dinâmica e usar. Ele é um bloco de notas perfeito, cheio de possibilidades para organizar e acessar as ideias. Possui boas ferramentas de exportação, compartilhamento e colaboração, além de ter um suporte estruturado.

Dos poucos pontos negativos, o maior é a personalização e formatação das notas. No sentido de criar algumas formatações de tabelas, com fotos ou títulos acionáveis como os do Google Docs, por exemplo.

I love how beautifully Evernote is designed, and how practical it is. I use it for taking notes for classes and work, and I enjoy how I can save screenshots as well as share my notes with others.

I think there aren't any major problems with Evernote. Perhaps one thing that it could enable is simultaneous editing by multiple people, like Google docs. But it isn't a major inconvenience at all.

- They have an app with an offline mode, great for when I am on a plane - Better user interface than google docs and notes by Apple - Easy to manage and create bullets, indents, bold

- Sometimes crashes - Notes sync, but if the internet is being finicky you might have a duplicate within the note with a time stamp telling you when you the update happened

Pretty easy to use. Easy to collaborate on projects with others. Has great abilities such as the ability to scan documents and use them as notes. Pretty great for organizing notes and who can collaborate where.

The paid version is the one that provides the best features. Also your limited to number of devices on free version. It can be replaced with Google Docs if you're looking for a free option (albeit with limited functionality in comparison).

Very ease of use, great formatting like a real text editor. Synchronisation between all my device. Task management. Perfect for my use.

Sometime the app dosn't load my docs when offline.

Great app with a very subtle extension on chrome and easy-to-access notes and clipboard.Decent support across platforms

There is a huge absence of any real-time collaborative tools between teams thus making the app very stale and not useful on an industry level.Also, there are not many tools or features in the app for it to replace a regular old notebook apart from when you just want to copy and paste data, thus making it difficult to make the switch.

It is extremely easy to use and is best for taking notes in the class thanks to the easy interface and Research tool

it is missing some of the great features that Evernote or OneNote has.

It's free to use and even as a part of the Google Suite, it isn't that costly. Cloud based so we can collaborate easily and from everywhere.

I wish more features for document management as seen in Evernote and One Note.

Google Docs is the easiest way to write, collaborate, and store documents. I love that it stores edit history and is some simple and easy to use!

Nothing. Everything is Amazing! Pales in comparison to Microsoft Word, Evernote, or Mac File softwares.

I like the sharing ease and the way google docs saves to PDF so easily

I dont like the dis organized feeling of google docs

I love Evernote, but with Docs i'm more interested to share and edit (live) my document. Easy to use and to share.

maybe it does not contain every tools you'd like but it's more than enough to use and to share with colleagues

Use it to create reports, write documents across devices. Also helps in remaining on top of work done by my colleagues and team-mates. Always keeps me in the know.

Evernote and other competitors have great search features. Keyword tagging, folder creation options are very useful and should be the next feature addition.

It's easy to start a new document and save it to the google drive as opposed to having to open up microsoft word.

The interface is still not very intuitive or as easy to use as Word so I find myself going to Word or Evernote more than using Google Docs.

Through Google Docs, I have the ability to instantly and conveniently view, edit and work with my documents in real time. There is access to the version history in which the edits made are visible.

There is no possibility to use the software offline, when there is no active connection to the Internet. There are some great features that are available in Evernote.

It's free. and I can access my docs from anywhere. I used to use evernote but when i ran out of space, I tried google docs and fell in love with it.

Can't think of any cons. I use it all the time. I've had no issues using it. The only thing is you do need wifi or reception to view your files. If you want to view your files offline you need to manually click that option.

What is nice is that it is based on the cloud space. Documents are easily accessible and this is a great thing for a company.

Everyone has access so it is important to make sure correct people has access . Also found it difficult to place a header in the google document.

I like how integrated it is with my Gmail account. That helpful. It allows me to pull things up really quickly and collaborate with other people in real-time and that's really neat.

The organization and UI drives me nuts! I can never find anything I need because it's really hard for me to figure out how to organize all my documents in comparison to what I use now, which is Evernote. For example, I make a document, and I want to drag it or put it under a folder, and I just can't do it. I really think the design can be improved.

As with almost google programs it is extremely easy to learn and to use. By far my favorite feature is the accessibility - I love having my team be able to access a document from anywhere. I also like to see who is accessing the document at different times and who is making edits! Also, its free!

I'm not too sure about how to input charts, graphs, and other themes. It is not a presentation tool but does its job well!

features, ease of sharing across teams.

can get a bit buggy and limited cloud storage. Can be an issue a few years in.

Ability to share knowledge across teams

Sometimes can be difficult to navigate and use all the features I need

I like that the software is very clean and easy to use. Documents automatically save online and can be accessed on multiple devices.

There is not that much that I dislike about this software. With that being said, sometimes their are issues with syncing versions of the document and multiple versions get saved.

Everywhere accessible, easy to use. You can use Word, Excel which is very important nowadays. You do not need to pay. Easy to share.

Nos so much capability as the normal application, but that is understandable.