Everything Notero does,on one page.

Pressure-sensitive strokes, palm rejection, immediate response. Built on Skia, not a WebView.

The same tools on every kind of page — imported PDF pages included.

Add, duplicate, reorder and drag in the thumbnail rail. Grid, ruled or blank.

Every action is written to a local operation log. Importing a 90-page PDF undoes in one press.

Type next to your handwriting when typing is faster.

Every page comes in at its real dimensions. A 300-page document opens instantly — pages rasterise only when you reach them.

Your annotations are stored separately from the source file, so erasing them never damages it.

Take the notebook back out as a single file with your markup baked in.

Lecture, problem set, summary, practice, past exam, lab, project or note — with no tagging from you.

A readable summary of the lecture, the list of definitions and theorems, and a topic breakdown.

Extraction is built so expressions and brackets don’t get chopped in half — a failure mode earlier versions had.

Each document is chunked. Retrieval is running on keywords right now — vector search is not currently active.

Every answer rests on passages from your own documents. With nothing relevant to draw on, Notero says so rather than inventing.

Each answer carries the document and the section it came from, so you can check it. Page-level references are on the way.

When a document is detected as homework or an exam, the tutor switches to hints and guidance and withholds the answer.

Ask across the whole course, one folder, or a single document.

Return to an earlier thread and pick it up.

Questions built from your lectures, not from a generic bank.

A prioritised task list derived from the material, your exam date, and the mastery you reported.

Topics spread across the days you have left before the exam.

Mastery tracked per topic, plus “study this first”.

Deleting a folder never deletes material — documents fall back to the course root.

Every stroke is written to disk before it is acknowledged on screen. Worst case you lose the stroke under the pen, not the session.

Start on iPad, carry on at the desk.

A genuine RTL interface, not a mirrored translation.