What is Reddit's opinion of LectureNotes (Trial Version)?

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Check Lecture Notes. It has a steeper learning curve, but man this app has options! And one thing they do very well: every time you switch away it autosaves (on top of the periodic autosave).

Amongst the many things I like about LN:

• the ability to write on a black background is one of the most important. Battery goes down 7% / hour as opposed to 12-15% with other light background note taking apps. Of course you can then export to PDF for example with inverted (light) background if you want to print.
  
• I can configure the app to erase with my fingers, draw with the pen, select and copy/move with the pen button. And you can erase in the regular way, or by circling the part you want to remove, genious!
• I can hide everything from the screen to turn it into a full screen note taking area (the back key can be set to undo)
• There is a floating toolbar with all the colors, line width and various tools including arrows and coordinate axes etc.
• It has multiple layers. It can import / annotate PDF-s
• ...and can record the audio while you take the notes and you can listen to the corresponding audio bite if you don't understand a part of your notes...

I would set aside a day or two to discover all the app, but once you set it up the way you like it you won't want to use any other note taking app

For note taking I love lecture notes it is the dream app for a geek like me who loves control. That app is powerful, extremely flexible, and best of all open. I set up dropsync to backup all my notes to my dropbox, they are simple PNG files btw, but you can export to PDF too.

Other things I clip with the s-pen I simply save to different folders in my dropbox, though I am just in the process of moving these to google drive, because it lets me edit the file name of the clipped image before saving.

I will have all my stuff even if I switch brands (likely unless Samsung puts back the SDCard into the Note line)

I love Lecture Notes! It offers a ton of flexibility and the developers are quick to respond any time I've had an issue. Check out the free trial version. If you're in the US (or a few other countries), sign up for Google Opinion Rewards to earn Play Store credit which you can use to buy the app.

LectureNotes is a popular alternative to squid https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acadoid.lecturenotestrial

Try "Lecture Notes" : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acadoid.lecturenotestrial

How about this then?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acadoid.lecturenotestrial

It is packed with a lot of features for you to explore in a simple UI.

Lecture Notes is great. I think you only have a limited number of notebooks with the free version though