This is a review of a writing app called Joplin. At first glance, the app's interface may appear somewhat disappointing. However, upon using it, you quickly realize the unexpected reasons behind its popularity.
This is a review of the note-taking app, Milanote. The concept of a whiteboard is quite refreshing for a note-taking app, and it works fairly well on desktop. However, on smartphones, especially on the iPad, it was a very disappointing app as it doesn't even support Korean input.
Nimbus Note review! Overall, users may feel that Nimbus Note is a combination of Evernote and Notion, but it is quite disappointing that its distinctiveness is significantly diminished on mobile.
I naturally tried it out when I heard that iA Writer 7 had been updated. It has a feature that supposedly distinguishes between human and AI-written text... Honestly, while the app may have had good intentions, I was very disappointed.
This is a review of the word processor Quip. It's a tool under Salesforce and people once considered it a competitor to Evernote, but it doesn't seem to be as good as it used to be. Its major feature is that you can create various tools like word processors and spreadsheets within a single document.
Introducing Scrivener. It's already popular software on Mac, but there are also Windows and iOS versions. This is a writing program, but it appeals to its unique concept. There are many alternatives, but many people still think it is the best.
