This has to be the deciding video, right? I mean, if the third and final part doesn’t do it… I don’t know what will. From part two, some of you have already decided which app you would go for, and that’s great.
The first part of this comparison covered the basics of Goodnotes and Noteful. In this part two, we’re going to look at all the items you can add in both apps to see which app gives you the most options.
I thought to walk you through my calendar and workflow to help you get a deep understanding of how I stay on schedule for my work.
Welcome to the third and final part of this CollaNote review for 2024: should you use this app? Or should you not?
I tried Apple News+ a couple of years back when it first launched, but recently, a family member subscribed to it again for $13/month, and I thought to check it out.
I’m always on the lookout for a new note-taking app, and recently Capacities caught my attention. It looks like Anytype and Notion.
A lot of you guys have been wondering if I still recommend Noteful as a Goodnotes replacement. I can’t answer that question unless we look at the apps side-by-side.
CollaNote has come a long way since its launch. I am happy to see that the app is more stable, and the developers have really worked hard to polish it.
In this post, I’ll be walking you guys through how I plan for our courses in Apple Notes, and then schedule them to Apple Reminders to view them in Calendars by Readdle.
CollaNote just recently had a big update. We now have the third version of the app, CollaNote 3.0. In this video, we’re going to look at the new UI, what it’s like now to create new notebooks, as well as the writing tools in CollaNote 3.0.
