Touchscreen Note Taking App
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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
Yes, the app supports writing directly with your finger on touch-enabled devices. This makes it easy to jot down notes quickly without needing a keyboard.
Yes, the app is designed to work seamlessly on Windows touchscreen laptops, allowing you to take notes using touch or a stylus.
Absolutely, the app supports pen input, making it convenient to write notes naturally as you would with paper and pen.
Yes, touchscreen tablets are fully supported, providing a smooth note-taking experience with touch or stylus input.
Yes, logged-in users can transfer notes to their Evernote accounts, enabling easy organization and access from any device.
Currently, the focus is on Windows touch devices. Compatibility with Ubuntu touch is not guaranteed at this moment.
Yes, on compatible phone devices, you can use a stylus or pen feature to easily jot down your notes directly on the screen.
Yes, the touchscreen note-taking app is available for free with basic features, including the rich text editor and local saving.
This app requires an internet connection for full functionality. Notes are saved to the local device storage as you type, but online features need connectivity.
The app is designed to handle one note at a time for free users, but logging in allows saving multiple notes in Evernote.
The free version limits you to saving in LocalStorage on one device. Additional features like Evernote sync require logging in.
No, this app is intended for individual use. You can share notes by first saving them to Evernote and using its collaboration features.
Yes, for free users, there's a timeout feature prompting you to log in for continued access, but your notes remain safely saved locally.
Currently, the app is optimized for Windows touchscreen devices but may function on others, though not specifically designed for them.
Yes, it is perfect for journaling, providing a distraction-free environment with easy formatting and auto-save features for your entries.