AxNote: Note Taking 2.3.1

AxNote offers an infinite canvas for organizing your ideas and notes efficiently. The app allows you to seamlessly transition from handwriting to typed text while offering intuitive features like drag-and-drop images with automatic cropping, quick tool switching, and versatile annotation options on various backgrounds.

Here are some notable features:

• Made for Pencil: AxNote is designed to optimize the Apple Pencil experience, supporting tilt and pressure sensitivity, low latency drawing, Apple Pencil Hover, and barrel roll on Apple Pencil Pro.
• Magic Lens: Easily extract handwriting or text from photos and leverage automatic photo cropping.
• Magic Wand: Convert handwritten content into typed text by simply drawing a box around it.
• SharePlay Support: Collaborate seamlessly through Group FaceTime or iMessage.
• Layouts: Customize your note-taking experience with various preset layouts or craft your own using specific measurements and colors.
• Autoshape: Create precise diagrams with straightened and scaled hand-drawn shapes.
• QuickTool: Access tools instantly with a touch-based picker for seamless workflow.
• Handwriting-to-Text: Support for Scribble in iPadOS automates the conversion of handwriting to typed text.
• Images, Tables, and Charts: Enhance your notes with multimedia elements, tables, and interactive charts.
• Pins: Highlight essential content with customizable pins for quick reference.
• Layers: Overlay drawings and images with adjustable visibility.
• Sections: Mark relevant parts of your notes for easy navigation within the sidebar.

The premium version, AxNote+, offers additional customization options for QuickTool, layouts, and advanced chart features through a convenient one-time in-app purchase. Kindly review the Terms of Service before upgrading to AxNote+ for an enhanced note-taking experience.

If you have any inquiries or suggestions, please reach out via the provided contact details. For more information on terms of service, visit axnote.app/terms. AxNote is developed by Jonathan Benjamin.