Notes
Take notes and record the class
A notebook for writing by hand, with formulas and photos. If you record the class while you write, each stroke is linked to that moment in the audio: later you tap a line and hear what was being said right then.

Everything you need to know.
Pen, marker, highlighter
Write with your finger or your tablet's stylus, in twenty colours and three thicknesses. Eraser, lasso to move strokes, undo and redo. Blank, grid, lined or dotted paper.
Formulas, text and photos
Insert a formula written in maths notation, a block of text or a photo of the board, and move them around the page.
The class, recorded and in sync
Tap the microphone and take notes. Later, with the headphones tool, tap any stroke and the audio jumps to the moment you wrote it.
Yours, on any device
Your notes are stored encrypted in your server vault and can be recovered on another phone or tablet. Recordings stay on your device unless you choose to upload them.
Share and export
Send the notebook to your class's room or to anyone you like, with or without audio; whoever receives it keeps it as their own copy. Or export it to PDF.
Questions about notes and classes.
Do I need a stylus?
No. It works well with your finger; with a stylus, even better. There's a “Stylus only” mode so you can rest your hand without drawing.
What if I lose my phone?
Your notes are in your vault and can be recovered. Recordings, only if you uploaded them to the vault.
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