Top Handwriting Apps with the Best User Experience (2025)
For a good user experience, you need more than just how an app looks. Sure a modern-looking app is great, but more important than that is how intuitive it is.
My Bible study setup (2025): MarginNote + Olive Tree
For my Bible study, I have been split between the Olive Tree Bible app and MarginNote 4 for a very long time now, and I have settled to use both.
Goodnotes 6: AI notes and docs
On App store, Goodnotes is now for AI notes and documents. What does that mean for digital note-takers in 2025?
AI Failed Me: The Shortcut DeepSeek (or I?) Couldn’t Build
Some two years into the AI frenzy, I still hadn’t found a use for AI. It is inaccurate, so we can’t use it to create courses or even write up-to-date app reviews.
Apple Notes vs Prodrafts (2025): ultimate comparison
Prodrafts or Apple Notes? It really comes down to what matters to you most. Even though Prodrafts might be the better app with more features, it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the right app for you.
Foxit PDF Reader for Mac (2025 review) | PDF app
Foxit PDF Reader is one of the oldest PDF reading apps on the market, which has been around almost as long as Adobe Acrobat.
Prodrafts for note-taking on the iPad (2025 review)
Prodrafts has a lot of unique features that make it perfect for advanced note-taking. With great shapes, support for GIFs, and a good tape feature, should you be using be using Prodrafts in 2025?
TickTick for iPad: 2025 review
TickTick is one of the most capable to-do apps on the market. With excellent organisation and an intuitive user interface, keeping your tasks organised is a walk through the park
Freenotes for iPad (2025 review) | handwriting app
Freenotes, initially came as a free app and grabbed a sizeable chunk of the market.
Todoist for the iPad: 2025 Review
For me personally, it’s not convincing enough to leave Apple Reminders, though.