The free version of Evernote (which was already limited to a measly 50 notes in one notebook) has just been cut down to ONE device, and the web version counts as a device. And you can only switch the device 2 x per month.
If your getting an app for practice test or past paper solving I recommend getting goodnotes, the tabs make it really easy to switch through notes (I used it to quickly switch from the past paper to the mark scheme) that being said I got it for really cheap when it was goodnotes 5 for only about 3$
I found a glitch to use apple notes without getting ipad "that" hot, make an on my iPad acc and write notes in it, once completed shift it to icloud one
Same I am facing the same issue from past couple of days, when I checked the system resources, the apple notes is taking 90 percent of all cpu processing and heating up too much that I got to stop my notes, i am now finding for an alternative
I am a soccer scout. I use paper notebooks when I go out to watch matches. Of all these Apps you have suggested, what's the best App that converts your digital handwritten notes to text? I have gone to the Apple Store and messed around with the Notes App that is on all Apple Products. I don't like how you can't write out all your notes and then convert it to text. Essentially I am looking for a good Note taking App that can easily convert my handwritten notes on the iPad to Text so I can then have an easier time transferring the information into Word so I can then finish writing the reports.
Hi there, from all the apps I've tested, Nebo has the best handwriting to text conversion. So, if that's THE feature you're looking for in a notetaking app, I'd go and try out Nebo for free for a couple weeks. I'm sure you'll be happy with it 🙃
Check out it on iOS 18 They fixed it i am currently on dev version of ipad os 18 and it works well for hours , but sometimes auto refine handwriting not works coz it still in beta ver. But now i am facing crashing issues , ig ipad os 18 will have best notes app ever
What's the difference between the subscription and one-time purchase of penbook? They have almost the identical price so there's got to be a difference
@@nithinkumar007 Yes but when the yearly price is 40 bucks and the lifetime price is 49 then it doesn't ever make sense to pay the subscription unless there's a difference.
That's a fair question. There's no difference between what you unlock with sub or one-time purchase. The subscription just allows you to pause it whenever you feel like. It's also a great way to test the full app for a month or two before deciding whether or not it's worth spending 49$ to get it. Hope this helps.
Wow, I think you're one of the first people mentionning INKredible in the comment section of our videos. To be honest, I have not tried it yet myself, but it's on a long list of apps I still want to test. What's your favorite features on it?
@@Paperlike The truth is that I used the application just a bit, because like you, I was comparing it with others to see which was better. But my tablet broke and I couldn't use it anymore (obviously...). I haven't been able to buy another tablet yet, I hope to order it soon and try INKcredible again.☺️👍
Obsidian, just like Notion, is an incredibly powerful tool. In this video I chose to highlight apps that allow for BOTH handwriting and typed notes to reflect the flexibility the iPad allows for. Some focus more on text, others on handwriting, but all 13 give users some flexibility into how they can input their notes.
Actually, every app presented in the video allows for seamless typed text notes. But yes, you're right in the sense that it highlights more some of the handwriting features.
Obsidian, just like Notion are great tools obviously. The reason both were left out it is because, I focused on apps that allow for both handwriting and typed text. Some are more oriented to one or the other, but all 13 allow for some flexibility into how users can input their notes.
@@JezArnold you definitely cant draw in obsidian, unless maybe if there’s an existing plugin for it, but you can tap on keyboard with Apple pencil which i am sure is unnecessary. But this video is about note taking apps, not drawing apps.
@HmmHmm-zo9il thanks for your input. Obsidian, just like Notion, is an incredibly powerful tool. In this video I chose to highlight apps that allow for BOTH handwriting and typed notes. Some focus more on text, others on handwriting, but all 13 give users some flexibility into how they can input their notes.
The free version of Evernote (which was already limited to a measly 50 notes in one notebook) has just been cut down to ONE device, and the web version counts as a device. And you can only switch the device 2 x per month.
Woow, that's really bad news... Sadly this really reduces Evernote's attractivity for users who want to use the free version.
Useful video. Thanks for sharing 👍
Bear is my favorite :) The UI is beautiful and easy to use.
If your getting an app for practice test or past paper solving I recommend getting goodnotes, the tabs make it really easy to switch through notes (I used it to quickly switch from the past paper to the mark scheme) that being said I got it for really cheap when it was goodnotes 5 for only about 3$
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Rank wise which is best?
I’m using the M4 iPad Pro, and unfortunately, Apple Notes causes the iPad to overheat quite a bit in longer note-taking sessions 🙁🙁
same
I found a glitch to use apple notes without getting ipad "that" hot, make an on my iPad acc and write notes in it, once completed shift it to icloud one
Same I am facing the same issue from past couple of days, when I checked the system resources, the apple notes is taking 90 percent of all cpu processing and heating up too much that I got to stop my notes, i am now finding for an alternative
Hey man, I want note taking app that doesn’t contains these AI features, I hate them
@@MSDHEERAJ-l6f i switched to notability. it's been great!
Element Note is the best
what about Noteful...🙄😐...really love its Layers feature....
That’s the best one
It’s one of the most popular rn even. It’s a must for this type of video
It would definitely be in a top 15 of mine. I could probably extend the list to 20 actually, and still some relevant apps would be left out actually 😅
Omg thank you! This is the app I was looking for!
Noteful sucks if you want to type from keyboard… the text box feature is crazy bad…
You have missed a great app: Journal: Planner, Notes, PDF. Please add it 😊
uhhh that's one that has been on my list but never really got to it. What are some of your favorite features within the app?
I am a soccer scout. I use paper notebooks when I go out to watch matches. Of all these Apps you have suggested, what's the best App that converts your digital handwritten notes to text? I have gone to the Apple Store and messed around with the Notes App that is on all Apple Products. I don't like how you can't write out all your notes and then convert it to text. Essentially I am looking for a good Note taking App that can easily convert my handwritten notes on the iPad to Text so I can then have an easier time transferring the information into Word so I can then finish writing the reports.
Hi there, from all the apps I've tested, Nebo has the best handwriting to text conversion. So, if that's THE feature you're looking for in a notetaking app, I'd go and try out Nebo for free for a couple weeks. I'm sure you'll be happy with it 🙃
Noteful is the best one.
Apple note is unusable for long handwriting sessions because it overheats when you write too much.
Totally agree….impossible to use with my M2 iPad Pro which is why I looked up this video to find an alternative
Agree +1
Check out it on iOS 18 They fixed it i am currently on dev version of ipad os 18 and it works well for hours , but sometimes auto refine handwriting not works coz it still in beta ver. But now i am facing crashing issues , ig ipad os 18 will have best notes app ever
Agreed
same situation as the first reply.. the pencil bugs out too
should have added prodraft it quite amazing
Oh, that's actually not an app I know very well. What's your favorite feature within it? I'd love to test it sometime 🙃
Margin Note 4?
I need a techno bro 😔
Zoho ❤❤
I use procreate 😂
What's the difference between the subscription and one-time purchase of penbook? They have almost the identical price so there's got to be a difference
Subscription is payment for monthly or yearly whereas life time is one time subscription
@@nithinkumar007 Yes but when the yearly price is 40 bucks and the lifetime price is 49 then it doesn't ever make sense to pay the subscription unless there's a difference.
That's a fair question. There's no difference between what you unlock with sub or one-time purchase.
The subscription just allows you to pause it whenever you feel like. It's also a great way to test the full app for a month or two before deciding whether or not it's worth spending 49$ to get it. Hope this helps.
I'm surprised you didn't mention INKredible... 😐
Wow, I think you're one of the first people mentionning INKredible in the comment section of our videos. To be honest, I have not tried it yet myself, but it's on a long list of apps I still want to test. What's your favorite features on it?
@@Paperlike The truth is that I used the application just a bit, because like you, I was comparing it with others to see which was better.
But my tablet broke and I couldn't use it anymore (obviously...). I haven't been able to buy another tablet yet, I hope to order it soon and try INKcredible again.☺️👍
Obsidian?
Obsidian, just like Notion, is an incredibly powerful tool. In this video I chose to highlight apps that allow for BOTH handwriting and typed notes to reflect the flexibility the iPad allows for. Some focus more on text, others on handwriting, but all 13 give users some flexibility into how they can input their notes.
The title should be : the best Handwriting note apps, bcs it focus on writing note, not text base note app
Actually, every app presented in the video allows for seamless typed text notes. But yes, you're right in the sense that it highlights more some of the handwriting features.
Where is Obsidian?
Obsidian, just like Notion are great tools obviously. The reason both were left out it is because, I focused on apps that allow for both handwriting and typed text. Some are more oriented to one or the other, but all 13 allow for some flexibility into how users can input their notes.
@@Paperlikedid you try the plugins?
Shoudl have mentioned concepts & obsidian
Can you write with Apple Pencil with obsidian?? I tried it, and it was next to useless. If you can make it work, how you doing it??
@@JezArnold you definitely cant draw in obsidian, unless maybe if there’s an existing plugin for it, but you can tap on keyboard with Apple pencil which i am sure is unnecessary. But this video is about note taking apps, not drawing apps.
@@HmmHmm-zo9il this video is done by paperlike. So id expect them to be focusing on apps that leverage the Apple Pencil
@@JezArnold I will build my expectations from title of video 🙏
@HmmHmm-zo9il thanks for your input. Obsidian, just like Notion, is an incredibly powerful tool. In this video I chose to highlight apps that allow for BOTH handwriting and typed notes. Some focus more on text, others on handwriting, but all 13 give users some flexibility into how they can input their notes.
Make video for Android as well