Reminders - one year ago and still no further development?

[evernote-fan 33]

Hello,

 

It's already one year ago that EN released the reminder feature. This feature has been a very great step forward for EN and the implementation is really well done! Thank you, Evernote!

 

According to Andrew Sinkov this was just the beginning. He wrote that the functionality of reminders would be expanded in the future. Unfortunately, this has not been the case until now. Recurring reminders are still missing although the feature has been requested a lot of times.

 

I hope there will be some news on it soon!

 

What do you mean?

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

Hello,

 

It's already one year ago that EN released the reminder feature. This feature has been a very great step forward for EN and the implementation is really well done! Thank you, Evernote!

 

According to Andrew Sinkov this was just the beginning. He wrote that the functionality of reminders would be expanded in the future. Unfortunately, this has not been the case until now. Recurring reminders are still missing although the feature has been requested a lot of times.

 

I hope there will be some news on it soon!

 

What do you mean?

It took 3 or 4 years to get reminders rolled out for the time they said they were adding "due dates." As you know, EN does not publish ETAs or their roadmap. So while it may be on their list, there's no way to know how much of a priority it is. IME, there are much greater things they have to work on that truly affect the functionality, such as scalability, the bug with shared notebooks in the Windows client, etc. They have a lot on their plate & patience is a virtue.

[DutchPete 246]

For recurring reminders use FollowUpThen.com. Works well.

[Wordsgood 526]

Thank you for posting this! I just signed up to give it a trial run

:-)

For recurring reminders use FollowUpThen.com. Works well.

[phils 220]

For you Windows users, our TuskTools Calendar also now has support for recurring reminders.