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Review: PockeySoft UPAD

We still prefer paper for note-taking (and bug-squishing), but UPAD proves that taking handwritten notes on a tablet isn't completely futile.
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Rating:

7/10

We still prefer paper for note-taking (and bug-squishing), but UPAD proves that taking handwritten notes on a tablet isn't completely futile. Use your finger to scrawl on one of the app's 24 preinstalled templates (fast but sloppy) or in a text box that lets you write one gigantic word at a time, which the app shrinks down to standard-rule size (slow but neater).

WIRED Scrawl on PDFs and photos. Templates include graph paper and musical staff.

TIRED Zoomed-in writing box takes a moment to register.