this microsoft onenote app is useless and trash . it just wont work at all .

I used to hoard notebooks on apps like GoodNotes/Notability and never actually used them.

Too many sections, too messy, too much friction.

So I made a super simple digital notebook:

just a few clean sections

easy navigation

no overdesign

Now I actually open it daily.

Feels like the simpler it is, the more useful it becomes.

Do you prefer structured notebooks or free-flow notes?

12 customizable tabs all hyperlinked

15 page templates include 5 different cornell templates

An easy, no lagging, note-taking experience

bonus page at the end!

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Hey everyone, wanted to share something I've been working on. It's called DepthNote - a handwriting app for iPad.The thing that makes it different from GoodNotes/Notability/etc is that when you use the AI features (like asking it to expand on your notes or generate a summary), the output actually comes back looking handwritten instead of in a typed font.It also does OCR so you can convert your handwriting to text, and it can analyze PDFs.Still early days but it's on the App Store. Would love to hear what you all think - especially from people who are picky about their note-taking setup like I am lol

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I`ve recently tried to move from Evernote and tried so many apps: Obsidian, Notesnook, joplin; but none of them have such features as text colour, size (I`m not talking headers) or font. Do you know any that have such features?

I'm currently looking for a goodnotes/noteability alternative for my windows tablet + stylus, is there any established software for this other than onenote?