NoteLedge Reviews

I believe that the best thing about this application is that it's supported by different devices. For example, if I'd install one application on the iPad before, I wouldn't be able to also download it on Android. Everything is much simpler here. I can create notes on my phone, upload it to the cloud storage and later open it from any device, even from a computer. This way I'm not limited to a particular device or OS.

In general, this application is quite functional, but sometimes there are these little inconveniences: once I wanted to write down an important contact and the application crashed. I was afraid it wasn't saved. However, later I logged in from another device to my personal Kdan account and made sure that all my notes are stored in the cloud, and my last note was there. So it does crash, occasionally.

My little piece of advice is to always check if all of your files are backed up, just in case.

The application helps me to translate my vision into something digital. Simply put - in my free time I write articles for a news portal and I use this app for creating small graphics. Sometimes I add gifs to the main text, freehand meme drawings, as well as video files. Noteledge lets you be creative.

It's nice that the app offers several features for a note to be filled with different kinds of information and various design options. I can add videos, audio files and pictures to the notes. It's also possible to use various brushes to spruce things up. I also like that the folder covers are adjustable, so finding the folder you're looking for takes very little time. I think it's a part of a good interface in general - well designed for the user's convinience.

The various brushes that I was talking about are only accessible in the paid version. I wish it would be possible to try them out in the free version since I would't necessarily have needed them at all. I realised that they are useful, but it could have been the other way around. I mean, not everybody is sure about the tools from the very beginning (if they want or need to use all of them).

The main piece of advise I'd like to give is to check if you have synchronized something in particular, since that function is not automatic. There are options to save it on device only or to load it to the cloud. It would help you sort the important and less important notes and keep everything in good order.

One of the problems I was able to solve is file syncing. This app helps me to have all my data synchronized in a single app on different devices. For instance, if I want to get access to one of my notes or PDFs that I have in Noteledge, I can see them on my phone or laptop if they are connected to the Internet (if not, I would only see the ones that have been already synchronized before). But in general, this program is very convenient for keeping everything at my fingertips, whether it's personal stuff such as notes and thoughts or work files.

I like to consider myself as a pragmatic and diligent person, so staying on top of tasks is something I take great pride in. With advancements in technology and all of the latests apps that get released and are meant to help us with our productivity, I, as anyone else in my position who seeks ways to improve and evolve along with the tech, have basically ditched the need of a physical notepad and have now begun to use NoteLedge for everyday needs. It allows me to organize my thoughts as I would on paper, while keeping everything organized directly on my Ipad, so no more need to carry a bulky notepad around!

I've tried downloading this app onto my iPhone, but it just doesn't have the same feel as it does on my iPad. It is very unfortunate that it's not as well optimized for the iPhone as it is for the iPad! Would be nice to see some improvements in that area.

I think that this app could suit anyone who's productive or needs to be on top of things. I can imagine this could benefit students and teachers. People in many fields of work - starting with designers to whoever works with documents and needs to take notes can indeed find this app useful.

Keeping all of my notes in one place has helped me stay more organized and like I said previously, the need for a notepad has disappeared. Creating shopping lists has become easier than ever, especially when it comes to arranging already existing notes. In regards to work, I am able to markup PDF files creatively and simultaneously make my own comments as I go along keeping all my thoughts “on paper”.

NoteLedge is a great place to store documents, unfinished documents, or even just notes that you'd like to remember. NoteLedge offers good storage and at a reasonable price.

NoteLedge was hard to use at first, there's no tutorial or guide on how to use it so it can be a bit confusing.

I use NoteLedge to keep track of projects or ideas that I am working on before they get sent off to my publisher.

This app has become my favorite for information recording. If you are skilled with technology you will love that app as much as I do. You can create interactive notes with integrated video and audio files, you can directly connect the web pages with your notes and then you will have the information you need at your fingertips.

I would love to see a feature that allows you to categorize the notes using tags, plus more space for them, please!

NoteLedge has some very cool features that are fairly intuitive and easy to use. The app is great for notetaking, sketching, journaling and can come in really handy for artists, illustrators, designers, students, teachers, researchers, and bloggers. Overall, a nice digital tool for anyone with an iPad and a stylus.

It allows creating unique presentation-ready notes enhanced with photos, videos, audio files, and tables, so I have done a lot of beautiful presentations in slideshow mode.

After using the app for some time, I can say that it definitely might be called an efficient tool. It has different functions that take care of different issues related to productivity. The interface is intuitive, which helps newcomers to quickly adjust to all the features and integrate the app in their everyday activities within minutes. Various brushes help to brighten the appearance of the notes and there is also a nice feature that I like the most - the app allows to add video and audio files to the notes, which means they become interactive!

I haven't discovered any problems with the app so far. It's fun to use, multifunctional and nice to have in your arsenal of useful apps.

I've been using this app on my laptop, on the tablet, and on the mobile phone. The synchronization works pretty well, which allows you to switch between devices without any troubles. I recommend this app to anyone with a creative mind, but especially to artists, illustrators, designers, students, and teachers. It may come in very handy in different situations, and you will enjoy using it.

I use it primarily for taking interactive notes, for creating mind maps, for sketching and journaling when I am on the go, and for presentations.

This is a good note-taking app. Pretty solid, I'd say. I mainly use it for notes at work, and I like how everything synchronizes to my other devices. It's fairly easy to use, if you have a tablet and a stylus, you can take handwritten notes or sketch, so overall it's a versatile app.

Despite the fact that the interface is pretty nice, there are couple of things that make working in Noteledge not particularly convenient. It's not super intuitive and you need to spend some time playing around to get to know all the tools, and the phone version of the app is a bit hard to work with, so I prefer working on my iPad with a stylus.

While this app is great for notes, it might be somewhat difficult to figure out, and the UX needs work. So, check it out, you might like it, you might continue searching for something else. All in all, it's a good app for notes.

I use this app for notes, sketching, adding voice notes and making to-do lists that sync with my Google calendar. That's about it.

What I like the most is the extensive selection of editing tools. In addition to a huge set of brushes, the application also has various filters for photos as well as basic ways to edit video - so your notes end up looking very creative.

You get add from other various apps - only in the free version, though.

Don't just take notes - since you're able to add all kinds of content (videos, images, sounds) make your notes interactive and fun.

Iy's great app for taking notes at work and on the go, sketching, adding multimedia and so on. If you're looking for an app with diverse tools for taking notes, this is it.

What I like most about this application is that it's a accessible to everyone. It took me literally 15 minutes to figure out the basic brushes, backgrounds and other tools. Moreover, Noteledge is laid out quite well - all your projects are located in separate folders - so staying organized is very easy. Another nice feature is that you're able to share and collaborate with friends/co-workers. Fairly multi-functional and fun to use.

I've already mentioned that the application is quite basic and simple. Perhaps the main disadvantage is that it has virtually no professional tools for retouching photographs or applying any sort of effects. Of course nowadays there are a lot of image editing apps, but it would be much more convenient to edit everything in one app.

My only recommendation is to not pay for the paid version immediately after downloading it. Since Noteledge has a 14-day trial, you can use its basic tools and see if it suitable for you or not. If not, you can find another application and not waste your money in the meantime.

The application helps me in several ways - and all I need is a my phone and the app. Now I'm able to create small logos, as well as icons in order to insert into my presentations and projects. This way I don't have to search for copyright free images online. Also, I feel much more creative using this app. Another cool thing about Noteledge is that it's one of the five Kdan Mobile applications from their creative suite. I also use Animation Desk for animation and storyboards.

Having a quick access to my notes within the app is great for my work since I am constantly adding and moderating notes form various meeting, semenars, tasks, etc. Basically, I can go back to view all my old notes I had taken, and it really helps me tremendously when it comes to staying on top of things with the information that I need. The process of talking notes is simple and in that regard the app performs quite well (no app crashes or lost notes).

When I first began to use NoteLedge it wasn't easy to get used to, and I thought that the instructions that were provided weren't enough. I had to watch a couple of videos on YouTube and only after a couple of days I can say that I got a real hang of it. Some tools in the tool bar didn't feel as responsive so it's just something you need to get used to but overall after a little while with the app it all becomes customary.

Student, can find this app useful if they're looking to take their note taking to another level. My guess is that people in different fields of work can also find good use for this app if they deal with high amounts of information and need to take notes or make presentations.

I am able to take notes and review them at any time. Additionally, a couple of times I had used this app to make presentations for my freelance projects and I was surprised how well they turned out, because some of the functions that this app provides has some advantages over PowerPoint. So basically this app helps me in my everyday life by keeping me organized and motivated to take notes.