You can choose from a massive selection of digital paper types to suit any need you have: lined, graph, design, music notation, and more.
GoodNotes is packed with plenty of robust features, including handwriting and sketching with Apple Pencil. If you're a power user when it comes to note-taking, GoodNotes is one of the best note-taking apps for iPad and Apple Pencil. Luckily everything on the internet is hyperlinkable to there’s no reason to be stuck in one app.īut I just don’t see how Dynalist, philosophically, can ever support freeform drawing beyond an image constrained to one item.(Image credit: Time Based Technology Limited) GoodNotes 5 (Free with in-app purchases) If you like strict hierarchy and the power/snappiness that gives you, Dynalist is you app. If you like apple pencil and manually edited lists, OneNote is your app. It just lets everything be free-form and you have to manually use you mouse to move anything. OneNote solves the problem by not having any of the sorting/inserting power that dynalist has. You wouldn’t be able to draw across multiple items in the list, because where would the drawing follow when you re-sort the list? That rigid core hierarchical structure is why people like me love it.
I would guess it takes 100 software engineers to support OneNote, whereas Dynalist is 2 part-time engineers.ĭynalist is really an n-dimentional array of text items. It’s a free-form, syncing, canvas of self-expanding text areas that anchor themselves to certain drawing lines, and not others, based on some intelligent algorithms to make it all work. If you’ve used OneNote you see how complex of an app it is. I’ve only ever come across OneNote, and it is quite the software project.Įverything else is more of an art app that sometimes happens to have a text box button, where editing that text is super cumbersome. What other apps have flowing, formatted, editable text combined with apple pencil drawing, though?
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