With 24 million active users, Goodnotes is a well-known digital note-taking software. Recently, it unveiled a number of AI-powered features that are transforming the way people interact with handwritten notes. The “Ask Goodnotes” feature, which functions as an intelligent assistant for your notes, sophisticated handwriting editing capabilities, and a math-specific assistant are among the most recent upgrades.
The new handwriting editing features in Goodnotes convert handwritten notes into editable text by utilizing the app’s unique Smart Ink technology. Now, users may handle handwritten notes in the same way as typewritten text, copying, pasting, rearranging, and realigning their writing for simpler editing. This improves on already-available programs like Word Complete and Spellcheck, offering a smooth transition between digital editing and conventional writing.
One of the most notable features is Ask Goodnotes, which enables users to ask questions about their notes, get summary answers, and even get explanations for the ideas they’ve jotted down. No matter how quickly notes were created, this AI technology is meant to help users remember and comprehend them, which will increase productivity. The assistant may aid with quiz creation and personalized answer generation based on the context of your notes, whether you’re a student getting ready for an exam or someone organizing work notes. Its ability to engage not only with handwriting but also with printed text, photos, and PDFs makes it a flexible tool for work and study.
Users can solve handwritten equations ranging from fundamental arithmetic to sophisticated calculus with the help of the new Math Assist function. In addition to calculating answers, it may display step-by-step solutions. Instead of offering complete solutions, the AI can offer suggestions to people who wish to work through the issues on their own.
For Apple devices with up to three notebooks, Goodnotes is a free app. A lifetime license can be obtained for $30, or a full-featured membership costs $10 annually.