Note Taking App for Architects
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Online Notepad ✨
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Additional features
AI Edit
An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
Attach images and files
Attach images, PDFs, and other types of files to your note.
Not saved
Autosave
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Frequently Asked Questions
The app provides architects with a simple note-taking experience, allowing them to capture ideas, project details, and meeting notes with rich formatting options. It auto-saves notes and offers easy access to Evernote for organization.
Yes, you can format notes using bold, italic, underline, lists, and other text enhancements to present architectural details clearly and professionally.
Absolutely, it’s ideal for architecture students who need to take organized notes during lectures, manage project ideas, and brainstorm with graphical notations.
Rich text editing allows architects to adjust font sizes, use different headers, and format text for clarity. This makes documenting design ideas and presentations straightforward.
Yes, logged-in users can save notes directly to Evernote, ensuring they are accessible anytime and can be organized within the platform.
Basic functionality like editing and auto-save is free. For advanced features like AI editing, file attachments, and Evernote integration, you'll need a logged-in account.
While perfect for text-heavy notes, the app focuses on rich text editing and is less suited for graphic-heavy content without attachments.
Yes, it is useful for capturing meeting notes and managing projects with organized text and quick transfer to Evernote for team distribution.
No account is required for basic use. However, creating an account unlocks premium features like AI Edit and Evernote sync.
No, the app is currently designed for desktop use only. For mobile note-taking, you'll need to use the Evernote app.
Auto-save ensures that your notes save automatically to your browser as you type, without manual saving, ensuring no loss of data.
The app holds one note at a time per browser session. Multiple notes can be managed through Evernote integration.
This tool is mainly for personal use and doesn't directly support collaboration. Save notes to Evernote for sharing with your team.
No, the app requires an internet connection to function effectively, as it saves notes to your browser's storage.
Integration is seamless with Evernote for logged-in users. However, it doesn't sync across devices or with other third-party services.