Why I am leaving Notability
I have been using Notability as my main note-taking app for the past four […]
Notability shop: 2021 dash planner
Notability added their first planner in October this year. We felt it made no
ZoomNotes for the iPad: beginner’s guide
After years of being shallow and unreasonable, we have finally got over our dislike
Google Tasks for the iPad: complete review
Google Tasks is a very simple and free GTD app from Google. It is
Things 3 vs Apple Reminders in iPadOS 14
Things 3 costs a total of $80 if you want to sync across all
SimpleMind Pro for the iPad: complete review
SimpleMind Pro is a mind mapping app that is available on macOS, Windows, iPadOS/iOS
Flexcil vs Flexcil 2: what has changed?
Flexcil has a new version, they are calling it Flexcil 2. The logo has
Things 3 for the iPad: complete review
Things 3 is a to-do list app (by Cultured Code) that is available for
An honest conversation about monthly subscriptions
Some argue that users should pay subscriptions for apps they wish to keep alive.
GoodNotes vs Notability vs Noteshelf
Is Noteshelf underrated? There is a lot of buzz around GoodNotes and Notability but
GoodNotes vs Notability vs Apple Notes
These three apps are worth comparing for several reasons. GoodNotes is the best-selling note-taking
Goodnotes vs Apple Notes: ultimate comparison
GoodNotes is a paid app, costing $7.99 for all versions of the app. It
Halloween bundle & scribble support in Notability
The Notability Shop has added a Halloween bundle, a week after they added their
Apple Calendar for the iPad: complete review
Apple Calendar is a free calendar app from Apple, for tracking your events. It’s
Experimental features In GoodNotes explained
We’ve been talking to our developers at GoodNotes about their recent update, GoodNotes 5.6.2.
GoodNotes adds flashcards to the app
GoodNotes has added flashcards with spaced repetition. Most GoodNotes users are students trying to
Notability adds the first planner to their shop
Notability just rolled out their first in-app digital planner to their shop. Something subtle