Tusk is an unofficial, featureful, open source, community-driven, free Evernote app used by people in more than 130 countries.

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• Black, Dark, Sepia & Vibrant Themes
• Focus, Compact & Auto-Night Modes
• Local & Global Keyboard Shortcuts
• Customizable Keyboard Shortcuts
• Export Notes as PDF & Markdown files
• Note Printing
• Scalable Interface
• Note Navigation
• Yinxiang Support
• Cross Platform
• Automatic Updates 🐘
• RTL Support
• Deep OS Integration
• Drag and Drop Files

^{🐘 Windows & Linux only atm}

• Description
• Highlights
• Install
• Features
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• Development
• Related Apps
• Team
• Disclaimer
• License

Head to the releases page and download the appropriate installer for your system.

Ubuntu Linux users can directly install through Snap snap install tusk

Macos users can directly install through Homebrew Cask brew cask install tusk

Arch Linux users can directly install through AUR yaourt tusk

The version available on Homebrew Cask or AUR may not be the latest. If that is the case, please consider downloading directly from the Github releases page.

Press Cmd Alt U / Cmd Alt J to activate the dark or light vibrant theme respectively.

Please note that the feature is available only on Macos.

Perfect for glossy screens. Activate it by pressing Cmd/Ctrl G

Silky & relaxing. Make it yours by pressing Cmd/Ctrl D

Deep focus materialized. Boost your productivity by pressing Cmd/Ctrl Alt E

Press Cmd/Ctrl K and immerse yourself in a distraction-free note-taking mode.

Get more for less. Keep your productivity to the maximum no matter the screen size. Simply downsize the window to enter the mode.

Navigate seamlessly between your notes by pressing Cmd/Ctrl Tab / Cmd/Ctrl Shift Tab or jump directly to a specific note by using Cmd/Ctrl 1 - 9

Printing your notes is only a keystroke away. Press Cmd/Ctrl Alt P and transfer them from screen to paper.

Adjust Tusk to your workflow. Navigate to ~/.tusk.json or press Cmd/Ctrl . and modify any shortcut key to your own preference. To reset simply delete the tusk config file from your home directory.

Adjust the zooming factor to your own preference by pressing Cmd/Ctrl Shift = or Cmd/Ctrl -

Press Cmd/Ctrl Shift E and save your notes effortlessly on your machine as pdf files.

Login with your Yinxiang account by using the File > Switch to Yinxiang option.

Press Cmd/Ctrl Alt N and allow Tusk to intelligently adjust to your environment.

Press Cmd/Ctrl O and instantly export your notes as markdown files.

70+ local keyboard shortcuts. Toggle anything in a flash.

Access Tusk at any moment from anywhere within your operating system. All global shortcuts can be customized to match your own preference through the configuration file ~/.tusk.json.

For more info on how to contribute to the project, please read the contributing guidelines.

• Fork the repository and clone it to your machine
• Navigate to your local fork: cd tusk
• Install the project dependencies: npm install or yarn install
• Run Tusk on dev mode: npm start or yarn start
• Lint code for errors: npm test or yarn test
• Build binaries and installers: npm run dist or yarn dist

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Coded with ❤ by

• Klaus Sinani (@klauscfhq)
• Mario Sinani (@mariocfhq)
• Thanasis Gkanos (@ThanasisGkanos)

Tusk is an unofficial, open source, third-party, community-driven, free app and is not affiliated in any way with Evernote.

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