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Read more about how to organize your notes below. Tap on a note you want to view or tap on the new note icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen to create a new note. This is the screen you’ll see when you open Notability.
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Let’s take a look at some of Notability’s key features so that you’ll be taking notes like a pro in no time. Watch the videos below to learn more about what Notability can do. Paper’s focus on quick notes and sketches will also particularly appeal to those looking to capture inspiration on-the-go.Notability gives you multiple options for notetaking, like writing or drawing, typing and audio recordings of a lecture (just make sure to ask permission first). Even though it can’t compete with Notability or Evernote in terms of feature-set, it’s the most gorgeously designed note-taking app on the market. It also dropped in-app purchases in favor of being completely free. Paper started as a sketchbook app, but has added more robust note-taking features. Pros: Great for visual note-taking, sketchnotesĬons: You’ve gotta be fully committed to working just on your iPad/iPhone Paper by WeTransfer Gorgeously Designed, iPad Only It’s great if you’re already immersed in the Google ecosystem and is particularly useful if your note-taking emerges from web browsing due to Google Keep's Chrome extension. It’s a stripped-down note-taking tool focused on jotting down quick notes or lists, adding drawings or images to these notes, and then organizing them with labels similar to Gmail. Pros: Post-It-style interface allows at-a-glance review of your notesĬons: Not great for longer form note-takingįor people with workspaces covered in Post-Its, Google Keep might be just what you’re looking for. But once you do, you might just find it’s your go-to option. The design is a bit more cluttered and overwhelming than Evernote though, so it’ll take some time to wrangle. It’s incredibly flexible and a great option for power users as well as high school students it was clearly designed to do everything Evernote does and more - for free. The closest analog on this list to Evernote, OneNote is Microsoft’s free, full-featured, and all-platform note-taking and organizational tool. Pros: Neck-and-neck with Evernote in terms of featuresĬons: Non-intuitive design that takes time to learn
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Platform: Android, iOS, Windows (all), Mac, Chrome, Web Microsoft OneNote Full-Featured, Learning Curve


Each of these excellent note-taking options might also help push your way of thinking and organizing in new directions. Below you'll find three alternatives to Evernote and Notability, ranging from pretty similar to quite different in how they approach recording and organizing notes. While they're both great options, you might be itching to find something new, or just curious about what else is out there. You're probably already familiar with Evernote and Notability - two of the biggest players in the world of note-taking and productivity apps.
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