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1. #APPS LIKE SKITCH FOR MAC FOR MAC#
2. #APPS LIKE SKITCH FOR MAC PDF#

In addition to drawing and text, you can import photos, do some light editing or lots of annotating (although it's still not quite as robust as Skitch). Items can be easily re-arranged in a list, and you can drag and drop bullets, which can expand and contract when needed. The outlining tools are impressive, although I can see these getting slightly more robust with time (think OmniOutliner). Everything can be sorted and filtered in ways I've not seen before in such an app. You can tag notes, add links between words in notes (much as you would do in VoodooPad), or let NoteSuite's AI look for relationships between words. While apps like MagicalPad offer mind mapping tools in addition to text and drawing tools, NoteSuite focuses more on metadata. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu. Little touches like drawings and handwriting remaining connected to text make a big difference in everyday use, and reduce the frustration of keeping your notes the way you like them. It's a clever solution to the problem of handwriting on a digital screen. If you like annotating images, you can do this easily and there's a "handwriting" mode that allows you to draw words but keep them shrunk down, just as you'd see in Use Your Handwriting (a simple to-do app my daughter seems to love). I liked being able to easily slice up an image. Taking notesĪlmost everything you need to take notes in NoteSuite is there: typing text is a breeze and the drawing tools are executed flawlessly. While there are a number of "multi-tool" note apps out there, a few features put NoteSuite far ahead of the competition.

#APPS LIKE SKITCH FOR MAC PDF#

Imagine a PDF annotation app, note-taking app, reminder app, drawing app and outliner rolled into one.

NoteSuite is a suite, in a way, but also a tightly integrated application with a ton of well thought out, useful and efficient tools. In particular, a lot of the stuff I do with Evernote just got replaced by NoteSuite - and I don't have to pay a subscription to do any of them.

#APPS LIKE SKITCH FOR MAC FOR MAC#

NoteSuite is available for Mac and iPad, and despite the lack of an iPhone client it is putting a number of apps on notice.