NoteLedge Ultimate - Notebook App Reviews

Still crash occasionally. But improved lots already. Hope you get it better with later version.

I have NL Premium. It was way too cutesy. So Ultimate de-cutesy-fied. Same stuff, nothing new except some added cutesy pens. But: - Removed palm rest. Smart. Why?? - Only supports Adonit PP. I have PP and NL Ultimate is out of control with the stylus palm-rest. There really isnt any. - Zoom with 2 fingers continues to be a pain. Too sensitive. - And continues with the monster brush. To paint what? Cant resize smaller than monster size. Wait on Ultimate; save your money and use the older one. Update: 6-17-15 - Wrist-protect better, zoom still wild, and with stylus works better turned off. Needs more work. Also no need for blank space on all the margins. Update: 8-31-15 - Getting slightly better. Still buggy. Especially with the supported stylus. I wonder if they test the app, since the writing is well-done, but comes and goes. Plus once the page went black and froze the app. The page was irretrievable. Still amateurish workmanship.

App keeps crashing when trying to connect to Pogo stylus. Also crashes every time after purchasing add-in. This is on an iPad 3.

I love the new layer tool. It really comes in handy when I need to insert multiple pictures and move everything around.

I upgraded from the free version to the Ultimate version of Noteledge with the productivity pack, which included the iPad scanning app as well as another app. First, the upgrade to Ultimate is well worth it. It provides the ability to keep more Notebooks for each topic. Second, my use of the app is primarily for work. At work, I need to record interviews, both video and audio while also keeping notes of what is happening. This app provides a great way to keep everything integrated with one another. At this point, I havent made much use direct drawing capabilities, but I can definitely see where that would be useful. In my brief testing of it, the drawing seemed very accurate and easy to do. As for the one of the other features, the cloud storage, obviously, your mileage may vary, but I dont see much need to pay for the dedicated cloud storage for just one set of apps. You may find that the ease of not having to set up a cloud service to pick up your notebooks is worth it, but, for me, paying a monthly fee for that isnt worth it at all.

I am baffled by this app sometimes. If I choose to draw with the technical pencil (green one furthest to the right) I can draw one line, then I have to select the pencil again to draw a second line. Not all tools perform this way. The regular pencil works fine. Erasing is very odd. I can erase pencil, crayon, and some other tools, but I cant erase the straight line, or inks? It seems to pick and choose what works and what doesnt. Hopefully it will be fixed. Oh...using the adonit jot touch as my stylus.

The app comes in handy when I need to record audio from classes and jot down notes. Its great that I can add many audio recordings and images on a single page. Worth the price.