Download Noteshelf - Notes, Annotations on PC

Syncing and Google Sync has issues. I lost notes during the syncing process between my tablet and phone. Also, it doesn't truly backup your notes to Google Drive. Google Drive doesn't recognize the file type. Hopefully this is an easy fix. The add is good, but needs to become more reliable. I also wish you could collaborate with others.

This app is really good, I like it for note taking but there are some things I will like in it or fix. Everytime I am writing my notes, the min I get to the end of the right side of the paper, it gets really laggy and delayed. Something I will like is the zoom in option to be more than 400% and I will like if there was a zoom in box where I can see the whole paper but still zoom into a certain area to write.

What I was looking for was an excuse to kick Microsoft OneNote to the curb, but what I found when using Noteshelf for a few months now was a compelling reason to go back to OneNote. Organization of notes is not flexible enough nor intuitive. A single notebook for each homework assignment is excessive, especially with how the UI presents them. Finding the notebook from "Section 3.8" (BTW, the period in 3.8 is replaced with a space) requires scrolling endlessly through unorganized chaos. You can drag notebooks into notebooks, but that gets even more confusing as the containing notebook is now inside itself? Things get worse when writing. I do like the fact that the writing is smoothed somewhat and that it is fairly snappy on my Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. Often while writing the eraser tool will stop working, and the only way to get it back is to exit the notebook and go back in. This is endlessly infuriating while taking notes in lecture. Additionally when this happens any new pen strokes are not saved. If it wasn't for the fact that I have awful handwriting and erase as often as I do, I would come back to this notebook later to find an entire paragraph or more did not get saved. This data loss is unacceptable. As a left-hander I am also frustrated with the placement of the "Back" button which I am constantly touching with my palm. My tablet has a Back button (or Back gesture), so why does this app have an explicit Back button? It's against the Android design cues, and is quite obviously an artifact of this app's iOS lineage. Dialogs that appear are also obviously iOS. I wanted to like this app, I really did. I even paid for it to get the advanced features. But what I paid for is a beta product at best.