Note Taking App for MCAT Prep
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An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This app is designed to assist in capturing and organizing notes for MCAT preparation. It provides rich text editing and auto-save features to streamline your study process.
For free users, notes are saved to the local storage of the device you are using. To access notes across devices, you need to log in and save them to your Evernote account.
Yes, the app is well-suited for MCAT study, offering features like rich text formatting and auto-save. You can format notes into structured outlines using headings and lists.
Your notes are automatically saved to your browser's storage as you write. For long-term access and revisions, consider saving them to Evernote by logging in.
The app supports rich text including bold, italic, underline, and different heading formats. This makes it easy to organize and format MCAT notes effectively.
Currently, real-time collaboration is not supported. However, you can save your notes to Evernote and share them with others through Evernote's sharing features.
Yes, the app features an auto-save function that stores your notes in the local storage of your browser, ensuring you never lose your work while typing.
The app requires an internet connection to function properly as notes are stored in local browser storage and not accessible offline.
Use the structured formatting to create clear, organized notes. Outline each topic with headings and use lists to summarize important points. This helps in revising effectively.
The app is designed to handle one note at a time. For organizing multiple subjects, you should save your notes to Evernote and arrange them into notebooks.
Yes, but this feature is available only for logged-in users. You can attach files to your notes to complement your study materials.
Yes, the app is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly, with simple navigation and straightforward editing options for efficient note-taking.
The app saves notes to your browser's local storage, which typically has a capacity limit between 5-10MB. For larger storage, save notes to Evernote.
No, this note-taking app is currently only available for desktop use. On mobile devices, you'll need to access Evernote directly for note management.
No, the app does not support version history. Once you modify a note, previous versions cannot be retrieved. Save important versions to Evernote.