Evernote is a fantastic note-taking service, and one of its strengths is that it’s available on a lot of platforms. Nevertheless, Symbian has always lacked a proper Evernote client1. Till now.
Notekeeper is a Qt app I have developed that acts as an Evernote client for Symbian Anna / Belle devices. Key features are:
- Notes can be created / edited even without an internet connection; changes will be pushed to Evernote during the next sync
- Supports notebooks, tags
- Lets you search for a note
- Can access rich text notes (but these notes are not freely editable)
- Can see images in notes (but cannot add / remove images, for now2)
- Supports favourite notes and offline notebooks

Notekeeper: Start screen, Plain text note and Rich text note
I’m currently testing and bugfixing the app. I hope to get it published in the Nokia Store in about a week or so as a paid app. I’m also considering making a trial version for people to try before buying.
The app uses a Qt/C++ backend to talk to the Evernote Cloud API, and wraps it all up with a UI designed with QML and Qt Quick Components. Many thanks to Evernote for offering a complete, well-designed and free API to access their service, which makes it possible to create an app like this.
Update Apr 7, 2012: Notekeeper has launched. Trial version is undergoing QA.
You guys should blog more often! Nice post. Are you guys thinking of developing for the Windows phone as well?
Hi, Debayan, thanks.
No, WP7 already has a great Evernote client available for free. I do have plans to port this to the N9, though.
Do you guys realize symbian is dead? It’s not part of Qt5 even. I am curious as to what is the rationale for this?
@rambler: I thought your question deserved a detailed answer. So, a new blog post:
http://blog.forwardbias.in/2012/04/why-did-we-make-a-symbian-app.html