DEVONthink Server comes with a built-in web server to broadcast databases on a network, especially intended for collaborative work. With DEVONthink 4, we added new features to the web server, updated the interface, and made several technical improvements. Here are some of the highlights. (more)
Lighting designer Derek Jones uses DEVONthink for his work on live events, television shows, and video shoots. On his blog, he shows us how he works and provides an excellent example of what a workflow in DEVONthink can look like. (more)
DEVONthink has built-in text editors for common formats like Markdown or rich text, so you can edit your notes directly in our app. With DEVONthink 4, we have improved the editors and added new features and settings to make note taking more comfortable. Here is what is new. (more)
ScreenCastsONLINE has created a new video tutorial for DEVONthink 4. In this screencast, host Lee Garrett shows you how to upgrade your license and takes you through many of the new features of DEVONthink 4 Copernicus, including the new AI features, versioning, and revision-proof databases. (more)
DEVONthink is a place for all types of documents, including emails. In DEVONthink 4, we’ve improved email importing capabilities and the archiving of attachments, and there are new options for automated email sending. Here is what’s new and improved in email handling. (more)
Automation is a big part of DEVONthink because it helps our users saving valuable time on recurring tasks. With batch processing, smart rules, and scripts, you can create workflows for your specific needs. Here are some of the ways we reworked and expanded automation. (more)
At the end of June, we released DEVONthink 4 Copernicus with many improved familiar features, and a lot of new ones. In a series of blog posts, we will show you what’s new in version 4. We’re kicking it off with a big part of many organizational methods: Our new tagging features. (more)
DEVONagent is our application for sophisticated web searches. But how exactly does it work and for what kind of searches is it actually useful? Power user Benoît Pointet has some thoughts on this, which he shares with you on his blog. (more)
The University of Texas at San Antonio has created a research guide for DEVONthink, explaining the basics and a lot of features that are particularly useful for academic work. But it is also a great source for anyone who wants to work effectively with DEVONthink. (more)
If you want to work with your documents on multiple devices, you need to synchronize your databases. But what options do DEVONthink and DEVONthink To Go offer and how do they differ? We have created a tutorial to answer these questions. (more)