Note Taking App for Zoom
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Notes
1 note
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
A note-taking app for Zoom helps capture and organize notes during Zoom meetings. It supports rich text editing and auto-saves notes for easy access.
Open the app during your Zoom meeting to jot down notes quickly. It auto-saves as you type, so you can focus on the discussion while capturing key points.
Yes, you can use the note-taking app alongside the Zoom PC client. It's accessible via a web browser without needing additional installations.
No, this note-taking app is accessed directly through your desktop web browser, not available for download in the Microsoft Store.
The app functions independently of Zoom subscriptions, including Zoom Pro. It provides rich text editing and auto-save for efficient note-taking.
Yes, you can take notes during a Zoom call using our app. It offers easy formatting options and saves your notes automatically as you type.
No subscription is required to use our note-taking app. It is available for free users, although some premium features require login.
This app isn't a downloadable product from the Microsoft Store. Use it directly in your web browser on a desktop for note-taking.
Logged-in users can attach files to notes, enhancing their Zoom meeting documentation. Simply click the Attach Files option once logged in.
Yes, basic functionality like rich text editing and auto-save is free. Logging in unlocks premium features such as AI editing and file attachments.
No, the app is designed for desktop use only. Mobile users will be redirected to the web landing page or should use the Evernote app for mobile note-taking.
The app supports one active note per session. For multiple notes, log in and save your notes to Evernote, where they can be organized in notebooks.
No, an internet connection is required to use the app. It relies on your browser's capability to store data in LocalStorage and connect to premium features.
Once logged in, use the Save to Evernote feature to transfer your notes. This ensures your notes are backed up and accessible across devices.
Direct sharing isn't supported in the app. Save your work to Evernote and use its sharing options for team collaboration.