Evernote will cease all work on Evernote Food on September 30. Users will still be able to use the apps, but no further updates will be provided by the company, nor will it be possible to sync back to the Evernote service.
In a blog post, Evernote’s senior director of content and communications Ronda Scott explained the decision to reallocate resources, noting that the core Evernote app and its Web Clipper service are already duplicating the efforts of Food.
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Users that have recipes and other items stored within Evernote Food will find them on the core app, assuming that they’ve been synced prior to September 30. Afterwards, those notes may be gone.
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