young startup from Stuttgart with a lot of passion for democratic processes and the necessary know-how for the future
Postach
A blogging tool that publishes an Evernote notebook as a blog or simple website
- Founded 2013
About Postach
Postach is a publishing service that takes a notebook kept in Evernote and presents its notes as a blog or a small website. The listing places it in Canada. It suits writers who already draft and store their posts inside Evernote and want them online with little extra effort.
What Postach offers
- Notebook-to-blog publishing — notes saved in a chosen Evernote notebook appear as posts on the writer's site.
- Simple websites — the same approach can run a basic web site rather than a blog.
- Writing in Evernote — authors keep using the note-taking app they know, with no separate editor to learn.
Key facts
- Based in: Canada
- Platform: Built on Evernote notebooks
Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.
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