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Import PDFs, DOCs, PPTs, images, GIFs, and more - conversion to PDF happens on your device, so your information stays private.

Ink can be scaled, transformed, rotated, nudged (with arrow keys), and restyled.

Handwriting has been fine-tuned to be smooth and expressive using a trackpad or mouse.

Easily create perfect shapes and precisely erase all ink in varied brush sizes.

Fully express your artistic side with custom colors and match any color with the color dropper.

Create outlines, interactive checklists, and text boxes.

Notability includes full-featured, left-aligned typing with a wide range of fonts, sizes, and colors.

Easily access your recently opened notes in the Recent Notes subject.

Multi-Note lets you open multiple notes at once in new windows.

It all happens on your device, so your information stays private.

Search for handwritten words from the Library and in the note view in any of our 14 supported languages.

Secure and lock your notes using Touch ID.

Quickly create and edit notes by dragging and dropping documents, photos, or audio recordings from the desktop.

Complete, sign, and share documents in Notability.

Become fully paper-free, in the classroom, office, and at home.

It is uniquely designed for each device to provide the best note-taking experience at school, home, and work.

Students, teachers, and business professionals use Notability daily to enrich their lives. Apple's Mac App of The Year! Apple Editors' Choice on iPad, iPhone, and Mac! At present I use Papers but it's a very very shaky platform.Welcome to Notability: powerful, yet wonderfully simple note-taking and annotation. I think about this *a lot*, and my 3000+ pdf and academic book library has never fully recovered since the death of Sente (which used to be the best reference manager for Apple's ecosystem) a few years ago.

I truly wish there was a workable iPad client for Zotero. This is potentially a disastrous move, and they are running 6+ months behind schedule with the beta program, which doesn't bode well. Papers is in the process of merging with ReadCube, which has a terrible Java style pathetic app on the Mac and no real iPad support worth mentioning. This may mean that the original beauty of Papers might be lost, but also hopefully their original incompetence when it came to updates. But the original developers have all fled the company following acquisitions. poster above is right that updates have been troublesome since v.1. And it's a little less evil than Mendeley. Papers is currently the most capable app. There used to be a third party app called Papership to do freehand annotation, but it's been discontinued. No freehand annotation support, your notes are trapped in Elsevier's evil servers forever. If you care about universities and their libraries you cannot support Elsevier.