Evernote lacks a real spreadsheet tool (you can only create a basic table), so it just isn't the right app for budgeting that allows you to calculate your savings based on your expenses and bills. You can then take that information, complete with photographed receipts, and transfer that into a real budget tracker. While Evernote doesn't make it easy to create a full on budget in the app, you can record personal expenses on the go like any running expenses for work. If you're saving multiple receipts to one note, you can use the app to tally up the total for you: You can also take advantage of the $2.99 iOS app ReceiptMate to supercharge the way you save receipts in your templates. You can use tags like Created, Submitted, and Paid, so you can easily see at a glance which receipts are outstanding and which have been paid.
You can use tags to keep all the notes in one notebook but keep them organized.
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