To ensure that you are able to promote your integration without creating confusion about the creator of the offering, please follow the following naming guidelines for your product and/or domain:

We understand the desire of developers to associate their products and applications with Evernote. Naming your Application or Product Applying for a Domain If you have any question regarding a proposed usage of our marks or to request permission for a certain use, please contact us here. You must receive explicit written permission from Evernote to use our marks in any way not described in the Guidelines and your use is subject to your agreement to be legally bound by these Guidelines, including the terms of our trademark license provided below. Using the marks in the ways described below will allow you to avoid negotiating agreements with Evernote and its lawyers, or receiving a request to change an inappropriate use. To ensure that there is never confusion about our products and services, or our relationship with developers, partners and other members of the Evernote ecosystem, we have put together the following Guidelines. In order to protect our interests in these marks, we have legal obligations to ensure they are used properly by us and by others in the community. We identify our products and services with our trademarks, which consist of names, logos, words, characters and colors, a number of which are identified below we consider these marks to be valuable assets. We recognize that our community and ecosystem play an integral role in this vision, by developing products and applications that leverage our platform, and there is a need to refer and link to Evernote and our products and services.

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