JimLaPier

I can't believe they call this "expected behavior" in any app. Auto-save has been part of iOS for years. It is EXPECTED in iOS that changes in apps of this nature are saved in real time. Save is not the same as "done." The app should be saving in real time like any other app. I do alpha and beta testing for dozens of apps on multiple platforms so I know what "expected behavior" means. So if I am in the middle of typing a note and I quit the app without clicking "done" or closing the note should all of my typing be deleted? No. It is saved in real time. The same should occur for sketches. To have a user expect different is asinine. Just another example of how out of touch Evernote has become if they consider this an expected behavior. So sad.

I asked support about this (they made a feature request) over a year ago. I made another one 4 weeks ago for the same issue. At this point, unfortunately, I'm done. No other sketching app I have on my iPad Pro discards my work if I don't actively save it. Autosave has been part of iOS for years and especially in a note taking app this is ridiculous. If I'm in a meeting, taking notes, and I stop for 5 minutes to discuss something, I don't expect my notes until that point to be deleted. Obviously Evernote has had a lot of issues lately, both with corporate departures as well as a fair amount of negative press for becoming stagnant. I had really held out hope for Evernote. I've been an iOS user for over 8 years, and most of them have been a paying premium user. Looks like it's time to find another solution and recommend my clients do the same. ?