Hi, gazumped, I appreciate the reply. To clarify one point, you wrote: That's not quite correct. The 27 MB is data, not app. The full stats are: Total: 88.98 MB App: 10.39 MB USB Storage app: 29.47 MB Data: 48.50 MB USB Storage data: 640 KB. It is infuriating that the "Data" part, which was indeed 27MB yesterday evening, has leapt back up to 48+MB. I did not add a lot of content; I think the only edit I made was to add about 10 characters to one text note. I just went to the Evernote for Android app, Settings..., Search and Storage... and pressed "Clear local search history" and "Clear cache". I also unchecked "Search offline". The "Data" on internal storage receded back to 27 MB. Here are the numbers: Total: 67.86.98 MB App: 10.39 MB USB Storage app: 29.47 MB Data: 27.38 MB USB Storage data: 640 KB. So it looks like selecting the "Search offline" setting costs 21 MB in storage. We could debate about whether that is reasonable or bloated. But 27 MB for 43 notes, largely text, seems way over the top. I understand that you have larger apps on your device. You may also have a better device, with more storage. But for me, Evernote is consistently among my 3 largest apps. It takes up so much space that it makes it hard for me to even update other apps. For my Nexus S device and its limitations, Evernotes space gluttony makes it a difficult app to use. This is what I hope Evernote can understand.