Whink for the iPad: complete review
We’ve mostly covered complex note-taking apps with a lot of features, but […]
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ZoomNotes for the iPad: beginner’s guide
After years of being shallow and unreasonable, we have finally got over
OneNote for the iPad (2024): complete review
Microsoft OneNote is a great app for anyone looking to take digital notes on multiple operating systems. It’s infinite canvas and collaboration features also make it a decent whiteboard app.
Apple Notes for the iPad: complete review
Our Noteful challenge for Apple Notes proved that Apple Notes is now a serious note-taking app.
Noteshelf 2 for the iPad: complete review
Noteshelf 2 is a great note-taking app, especially because it is the only app in its category trying to go beyond the Apple ecosystem.
Notability for the iPad: complete review
Notability is no longer one of the best note-taking apps for the iPad in 2023. How did the developers manage to ruin a once-perfect app?
Goodnotes 6 for the iPad: Complete Review
The ability to link our notes will definitely keep GoodNotes 6 at the top of note-taking apps, despite their infamous subscription.
Nebo for the iPad: complete review
Quizzes from generative AI in Nebo are awesome! They are definitely the best AI integration we have seen in a handwriting note-taking app so far.
Procreate: A note-taker’s review
Procreate is primarily a drawing app. That said, if you’re going to
12 features that make ZoomNotes the best note-taking app
ZoomNotes is the most impressive note-taking app in App Store at the moment. No app can compete or even come close, so there’s really no point in comparing this app to any other note-taking app.