Note Taking App for Students with ADHD
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Notes
1 note
Online Notepad ✨
Last synced: Now
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
A browser-based tool for students, designed with features to support ADHD, including rich text editing and auto-save.
Offers a simplified, structured note-taking environment that encourages focus through minimal distractions and auto-save.
Utilize bold, italic, underline, and more to organize notes effectively, aiding clarity for ADHD students.
Yes, you can annotate textbook notes effectively, using lists and headings to break down complex information.
While there are no specific templates, the app's flexible formatting allows customization to suit personal note-taking styles.
The app doesn't feature diagram tools, but you can outline ideas and concepts in text format, using bullet points and lists.
Yes, the rich text tools help organize thoughts, making it excellent for brainstorming and idea expansion for ADHD students.
Absolutely, the app is suitable for adults, offering a user-friendly interface that supports focused note-taking.
Yes, your notes save automatically to the browser's LocalStorage, ensuring no work is lost during your sessions.
Logged-in users can transfer notes to Evernote for better organization and access across devices.
File attachments are available for logged-in users, enhancing the note-taking experience with additional resources.
No, the app is currently desktop-only. For mobile access, use the Evernote application to view saved notes.
An internet connection is required to access and save your notes online, but data is saved locally as you type.
The tool allows one note at a time. Use Evernote to manage and organize multiple notes if needed.
Real-time collaboration isn’t supported, but notes can be shared through Evernote for team projects.