I absolutely love how how accessible the bookmarks and the tags are. Makes the app wayyy easier to navigate and also forces me to be organised. As we're creating a second brain, organisation is VERY important. I'd love to use this app to record lectures while writing notes for medschool (NUS YLL). The recording feature works wonders, making me recall information from the deepest parts of my brain. Edit: Creating layers is a very innovative feature as well, and can be used for active recalling.
The 2 features that I like best compared to some other note taking apps are having layers and tags. Having layers makes your notes more flexible and tags improves organising your notes. Excellent app 😊
I just switched over to noteful after watching one of your previous videos. I've tried so many, and the switch was worth it!! It has everything I need for work and grad school. Thank you!!
Best part about noteful is its ability to create layers. You can trace over complex diagrams on a different layer, delete the original figure on the layer underneath and and voila- you have your own version of that diagram. No other note taking app on iPadOS does this, and only one I know of on android is Lecture notes. Plus, you can use dotted and dashed lines in noteful-Goodnotes does not even offer this.
I really love the fact that it's so easy to adjust a line after you create it. It makes messing up and fixing it way easier! I also think it's great that I can create boxes with color in them without actually having to scribble the color into it like another note taking app I've used. I think out of everything, though, the audio recording feature is the coolest.
Thanks for the tutorial. The most important feature of this program is the ability to save notes from other programs and personalization. I took notes in Farsi (from right to left) and I had no problem typing. Another important feature is editing pages. For someone whose notes are updated, a topic may be added, switching pages is really important. It is easy to use even for someone who has just started taking digital notes
I love your accurate and detailed explanations about the different features of note-taking apps. The videos which compare these note-taking apps are also beneficial for one who wants to buy one. I love the user interface of Noteful. Also, the flexibility of this app helps me make my own layout of the different tools, which is great.
I love layers and exporting straight to Evernote - which CAN search handwriting inside the PDF and is cross platform. And I’ve been using Evernote for about 10 years or so and it’s where all my info is. And I love the quality of your voice on these videos Ropsie, the pace, the softness, the clarity with which you go through the apps makes it a pleasure. It calms me down so I can focus. I watch them when I take a break in between stressful tasks! Thanks!
One of my favorite things about noteful, it's the intuitive settings bar, and the facility to move it, and another nice thing is that you can cross all the clouds to save your sheets on Drive or ICloud.
I like the minimalist interface and the ability to change paper color without needing to import a new PDF/Template (Looking at you GoodNotes!). These videos are super helpful and provide the type of detailed information that many digital note takers need to know.
Thank you for this in-depth showcase of Noteful’s features. The recent update of Notability has me looking for new options and this video was very helpful! I’m definitely going to give Noteful a try. Thank you.
I enjoy the versatility of the tagging system. It allows for precise categorization of notes and connecting ideas from different documents. This way if I have a note from my 1 semester about renal failure, I can connect it with notes from another semester when we go over dosage adjustments for certain drugs in renal failure or about dialysis
Like that you can have notebooks with different page templates in lots of colors. This would be helpful having different books set up etc for different branches of my family tree research notebooks. I’m going to have to look into Noteful. Thx love your videos.
Other than the amazing features others have mentioned, I love how the how minimal the interface can be. The ability to hide the status bar and move the top bar to the bottom really improve the experience and increase my focus. Thank you for the tips and the give away 😇
Hey, i have been using this free version of noteful and i love the minimalist interface, also for some reason my handwriting looks much better in noteful + the audio recording really helps......and the best part is that you get almost all the features for much cheaper 👍
I just started using Noteful. As I get old the zoom is great. I also like the layering. I am getting closer to finishing my PhD and annotating articles and documents is how noteful will be helpful for me.
Noteful is realy good. The only thing I miss is better typing experience. Bullet points etc. But I love structure of notes, zoom tool and oh my god outlines!!! And handwriting is very neat.
While I like having many features, I end up not using most of them. Noteful has got the fundamentals just right and it looks really good, which is what I care about the most
My favorite feature is the price! Oh, okay. So a real feature. I love the idea of layers. I love being able to fill shapes (are you listening Noteshelf?)
Layers are a game changer in note taking apps so well done to the team. I'm finding mving from one oage to another a bit of a hassle and adding pages too. I just want to seipe down and add a page or go to the next page but it seems like ot doesn't allow that.
I have already purchased Noteful and at the rate you guys are improving soon you will become No.1 in digital note taking sector , if i got selected for giveaway i will give noteful app to my sister who has recently purchased a new i pad and using my apple id to do her work 😅
Love the Video! Keep up the good Work And I love the Voice recording feature ,this way I can have an notability like app for less money But for me the layers feature takes the win in the best features
Hi I like the feature of adding items to your notes because as a student I really feels how helpful it is for me and also organisation is also good thank you for such a great informative video 🙂
Thank you for the very detailed review - it helped me choose Noteful over some others, as I transition away from Goodnotes and Notability. I have very few complaints about Noteful, and I really like how it blends the best features of GN and Notability. But, as you mentioned, palm rejection is not as good as the other apps. It’s not a deal-breaker for me, but it is a little annoying at times. It has been a while since you posted this video, have you found any way to improve the palm rejection? Thanks!
The zoom tool helps with palm rejection and also putting the page into full width to fit the page. Those two seem to help reduce that palm rejection issue.
I like the simplicity Noteful offers. The highlighter tool is good because it goes behind the notes. Tags are a great alternative to have for note-taking. As a theoretical physicist who does research and note-taking for a living, this is a great app which I would like to add to my collection.
We have a free course for Noteful. This episode covers outlines: #20 Noteful: Table of Contents | Beginner's course ua-cam.com/video/CvcADmflltA/v-deo.html
I am a hardcore OneNote user, but it does not allow me to annotate pdfs in a way that preserves the pdf as a pdf. To be clear, I can print a pdf to OneNote and annotate freely. I can also set the pdf as background so that the annotations do not get displaced. The problem, and it is a huge one for me, is that you cannot then print out or access the annotated document as a pdf in a decent form. That is because OneNote pays no attention to pagination, but is built for infinite length. An advantage with free form notes, this characteristic is a real detriment for pdf annotation (at least for me.) That is where Noteful comes in. It is a fabulous tool for me to annotate my pdfs. One of the most powerful features it has for me is its tag feature. It is extremely flexible and can have nested tags. So, I am an trial attorney. As I read a document, I can set up a tag for each defendant and then "sub-tags" under each tag for issues that are particular to each defendant. It is fabulous. I now annotate my pdfs on Noteful and then, if I just want to have them in OneNote, I print the annotated edition to OneNote. However, the powerful tag feature in Noteful actually makes me stay in that program so that I can sort my documents and annotations by those tags when I prepare for trials or depositions. Thanks for introducing me to this fantastic program. It is far from perfect. Other programs are excellent and features get added continuously that makes the choice of what tool to use an ever-changing one. (I think Drawboard is also fabulous and it has the advantage over Noteful of being a Windows and an iOS app. Nebo, the other app that works across platforms, is not as usable for me, although it is very good.) At this point, however, Noteful is absolutely my favorite. . I purchased the app and subscribe to this channel.
Welcome to le family! Noteful is amazing, we swear by it. But I love how you know which apps you need for different aspects of your workflow. Curious to know if you’ve found layers useful in Noteful.
Like many features; do not find GoodNotes handwriting search to be a make or break as my handwriting is not ideal and not readily convertible in any event
Oh, and also, is there a pencil tool? I’m a bullet-journaler and love doodling. Which app would you recommend better for that? Notability or Noteful? Thank you. 😊
Are the built-in dot paper templates symmetrical? In a sense of edges or how to explain. I just want to bullet-journal digitally with the possibility of changing the background colour but I need symmetrical dots for drawing borders. Which I know Goodnotes doesn’t have.
great app, I love the Layer feature so useful , and I like the whole clean design 🤍. I would love to see them adding the ability to edit a pdf without having to import the file to the app , like Documents app by Readdle "b/c I use icloud Drive for all of my files , it's better to edit the pdf in app without importing it to the app , faster in syncing and easier in use"
I’m absolutely in love with this application I work as an online teacher and this app suits me perfectly It includes everything I need My favourite feature is zooming I can zoom as much as I wish And it doesn’t spoil the quality of the document Is there any promo code left for me? 🥲
I absolutely love how how accessible the bookmarks and the tags are. Makes the app wayyy easier to navigate and also forces me to be organised. As we're creating a second brain, organisation is VERY important. I'd love to use this app to record lectures while writing notes for medschool (NUS YLL). The recording feature works wonders, making me recall information from the deepest parts of my brain.
Edit: Creating layers is a very innovative feature as well, and can be used for active recalling.
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The 2 features that I like best compared to some other note taking apps are having layers and tags. Having layers makes your notes more flexible and tags improves organising your notes. Excellent app 😊
I just switched over to noteful after watching one of your previous videos. I've tried so many, and the switch was worth it!! It has everything I need for work and grad school. Thank you!!
Glad you like it :)
Best part about noteful is its ability to create layers. You can trace over complex diagrams on a different layer, delete the original figure on the layer underneath and and voila- you have your own version of that diagram. No other note taking app on iPadOS does this, and only one I know of on android is Lecture notes. Plus, you can use dotted and dashed lines in noteful-Goodnotes does not even offer this.
I really love the fact that it's so easy to adjust a line after you create it. It makes messing up and fixing it way easier! I also think it's great that I can create boxes with color in them without actually having to scribble the color into it like another note taking app I've used. I think out of everything, though, the audio recording feature is the coolest.
Thanks for the tutorial. The most important feature of this program is the ability to save notes from other programs and personalization. I took notes in Farsi (from right to left) and I had no problem typing. Another important feature is editing pages. For someone whose notes are updated, a topic may be added, switching pages is really important. It is easy to use even for someone who has just started taking digital notes
I love your accurate and detailed explanations about the different features of note-taking apps. The videos which compare these note-taking apps are also beneficial for one who wants to buy one.
I love the user interface of Noteful. Also, the flexibility of this app helps me make my own layout of the different tools, which is great.
I love layers and exporting straight to Evernote - which CAN search handwriting inside the PDF and is cross platform. And I’ve been using Evernote for about 10 years or so and it’s where all my info is. And I love the quality of your voice on these videos Ropsie, the pace, the softness, the clarity with which you go through the apps makes it a pleasure. It calms me down so I can focus. I watch them when I take a break in between stressful tasks! Thanks!
😃😃😃😃😃 thank you, for your support!
I love Noteful for making sermon outlines. I really like how highlighter goes behind notes. Would love to buy the full version.
Have you tried Onenote? I could not make my sermon and teaching outlines without the insert space feature of Onenote.
@@tommyboyindy1157 I haven’t yet. I don’t think.
One of my favorite things about noteful, it's the intuitive settings bar, and the facility to move it, and another nice thing is that you can cross all the clouds to save your sheets on Drive or ICloud.
I love the highlighter tool and the zoom feature.
I like the minimalist interface and the ability to change paper color without needing to import a new PDF/Template (Looking at you GoodNotes!). These videos are super helpful and provide the type of detailed information that many digital note takers need to know.
Thank you for this in-depth showcase of Noteful’s features. The recent update of Notability has me looking for new options and this video was very helpful! I’m definitely going to give Noteful a try. Thank you.
I love the save custom templates feature.
Wonderful as always. I like the fact that Noteful has Tags Outlines and Bookmarks. This will be helpful with my language learning when I upgrade.❤
I enjoy the versatility of the tagging system. It allows for precise categorization of notes and connecting ideas from different documents. This way if I have a note from my 1 semester about renal failure, I can connect it with notes from another semester when we go over dosage adjustments for certain drugs in renal failure or about dialysis
Underrated feature that I always use is the laser tool, I use for reading my notes once I wrote them
Like that you can have notebooks with different page templates in lots of colors. This would be helpful having different books set up etc for different branches of my family tree research notebooks. I’m going to have to look into Noteful. Thx love your videos.
Other than the amazing features others have mentioned, I love how the how minimal the interface can be. The ability to hide the status bar and move the top bar to the bottom really improve the experience and increase my focus. Thank you for the tips and the give away 😇
Hey, i have been using this free version of noteful and i love the minimalist interface, also for some reason my handwriting looks much better in noteful + the audio recording really helps......and the best part is that you get almost all the features for much cheaper 👍
I just started using Noteful. As I get old the zoom is great. I also like the layering. I am getting closer to finishing my PhD and annotating articles and documents is how noteful will be helpful for me.
I love that it can export outlines out of the app. Very useful!!!
Interesting app. I will give it a try. I liked the layers option
Noteful is realy good. The only thing I miss is better typing experience. Bullet points etc. But I love structure of notes, zoom tool and oh my god outlines!!! And handwriting is very neat.
i love the user interface.quite see to access tools
I love the custom templates and the ability to select the audio playback speed
I like the size of exported pdf's: size is manageable (smaller than other annotating apps).
Its outline Feature is what i Like Most...
Good to see they finally added tool presets like notability!
While I like having many features, I end up not using most of them. Noteful has got the fundamentals just right and it looks really good, which is what I care about the most
My favorite feature is the price! Oh, okay. So a real feature. I love the idea of layers. I love being able to fill shapes (are you listening Noteshelf?)
Layers are a game changer in note taking apps so well done to the team. I'm finding mving from one oage to another a bit of a hassle and adding pages too. I just want to seipe down and add a page or go to the next page but it seems like ot doesn't allow that.
It’s possible. Our user guide might help: howto.beingpaperless.com/noteful-user-guide-for-the-ipad/#App_settings
I love can see what you are writing down as you play the recording.
I have already purchased Noteful and at the rate you guys are improving soon you will become No.1 in digital note taking sector , if i got selected for giveaway i will give noteful app to my sister who has recently purchased a new i pad and using my apple id to do her work 😅
I love the tools placement option in the app which was not possible in other apps.
Love the Video!
Keep up the good Work
And I love the Voice recording feature ,this way I can have an notability like app for less money
But for me the layers feature takes the win in the best features
Hi I like the feature of adding items to your notes because as a student I really feels how helpful it is for me and also organisation is also good thank you for such a great informative video 🙂
Excellent, I am stunned b7 the pey tool as there is no leg and all the features are mixture of good software in the Market.
How will you share promo codes??? Waiting eagerly
I love that the ink does not pixelate!
Zooming feature is awosme ❤
I Like The UI of Noteful
for me i like the minimalist interface
I like the user interface of noteful
Thank you for the very detailed review - it helped me choose Noteful over some others, as I transition away from Goodnotes and Notability.
I have very few complaints about Noteful, and I really like how it blends the best features of GN and Notability. But, as you mentioned, palm rejection is not as good as the other apps. It’s not a deal-breaker for me, but it is a little annoying at times.
It has been a while since you posted this video, have you found any way to improve the palm rejection? Thanks!
The zoom tool helps with palm rejection and also putting the page into full width to fit the page. Those two seem to help reduce that palm rejection issue.
Thanks! I’ll try that @@PaperlessX
I really like the user interface! ❤
This is brilliant. Can you import pdfs and then also write on them/ add your own pages to them etc?
Yes you can.
I like the simplicity Noteful offers. The highlighter tool is good because it goes behind the notes. Tags are a great alternative to have for note-taking. As a theoretical physicist who does research and note-taking for a living, this is a great app which I would like to add to my collection.
Can you please guide me how to create collapsible outlines? I can’t create even in premium version.
We have a free course for Noteful. This episode covers outlines: #20 Noteful: Table of Contents | Beginner's course
ua-cam.com/video/CvcADmflltA/v-deo.html
I like the Zoom tool because it’s support right to left language and i’am write in Arabic language
Hi Ropsie, another nice video!
I am a hardcore OneNote user, but it does not allow me to annotate pdfs in a way that preserves the pdf as a pdf. To be clear, I can print a pdf to OneNote and annotate freely. I can also set the pdf as background so that the annotations do not get displaced. The problem, and it is a huge one for me, is that you cannot then print out or access the annotated document as a pdf in a decent form. That is because OneNote pays no attention to pagination, but is built for infinite length. An advantage with free form notes, this characteristic is a real detriment for pdf annotation (at least for me.)
That is where Noteful comes in. It is a fabulous tool for me to annotate my pdfs. One of the most powerful features it has for me is its tag feature. It is extremely flexible and can have nested tags. So, I am an trial attorney. As I read a document, I can set up a tag for each defendant and then "sub-tags" under each tag for issues that are particular to each defendant. It is fabulous.
I now annotate my pdfs on Noteful and then, if I just want to have them in OneNote, I print the annotated edition to OneNote. However, the powerful tag feature in Noteful actually makes me stay in that program so that I can sort my documents and annotations by those tags when I prepare for trials or depositions.
Thanks for introducing me to this fantastic program. It is far from perfect. Other programs are excellent and features get added continuously that makes the choice of what tool to use an ever-changing one. (I think Drawboard is also fabulous and it has the advantage over Noteful of being a Windows and an iOS app. Nebo, the other app that works across platforms, is not as usable for me, although it is very good.) At this point, however, Noteful is absolutely my favorite. . I purchased the app and subscribe to this channel.
Welcome to le family! Noteful is amazing, we swear by it. But I love how you know which apps you need for different aspects of your workflow. Curious to know if you’ve found layers useful in Noteful.
The price is now at 5,99 € incl. VAT. Maybe it has increased or the US App Store is cheaper.
It's cheaper in the US App Store
Like many features; do not find GoodNotes handwriting search to be a make or break as my handwriting is not ideal and not readily convertible in any event
Oh, and also, is there a pencil tool? I’m a bullet-journaler and love doodling. Which app would you recommend better for that? Notability or Noteful? Thank you. 😊
It has no pencil, but you can try Noteshelf or ZoomNotes.
Are the built-in dot paper templates symmetrical? In a sense of edges or how to explain. I just want to bullet-journal digitally with the possibility of changing the background colour but I need symmetrical dots for drawing borders. Which I know Goodnotes doesn’t have.
They are symmetrical
when i write on noteful, it gives tangent to writing for milisec. i want to remove that how can i
Sorry, do you care to explain? You can send us screen recording on our social media platforms
Is there any effective way to switch to dark mode in Noteful?
Only if you use the dark paper templates. But you get stuck in dark mode with that setup.
@@PaperlessX yeah and that's not what I want.
I am a pulmonologist: great app to study!!
I think for a digital notebook handwriting search is very essential 😔
I agree. I cannot use Noteful without this feature.
Still no ink to text conversion.
Dealbreaker
great app, I love the Layer feature so useful , and I like the whole clean design 🤍.
I would love to see them adding the ability to edit a pdf without having to import the file to the app , like Documents app by Readdle "b/c I use icloud Drive for all of my files , it's better to edit the pdf in app without importing it to the app , faster in syncing and easier in use"
I’m absolutely in love with this application
I work as an online teacher and this app suits me perfectly
It includes everything I need
My favourite feature is zooming
I can zoom as much as I wish
And it doesn’t spoil the quality of the document
Is there any promo code left for me? 🥲
Sadly the giveaway is over, sorry.