Notability app makes the jump from iOS to Android, and it’s 25% off to celebrate
Notability is a long-time favorite note-taking app on Apple’s devices, but now it’s finally on Android, and it seems to be off to a good start too.
Notability, a widely-used note-taking app on iOS devices, has now expanded to Android users. The app celebrated its Android debut by offering a 25% discount on the "Plus" subscription tier. Since its iOS launch, Notability has garnered hundreds of thousands of reviews, boasting a near-5-star rating. On Android, the app has already received more than 4.5 stars from its first 180 reviews.
Designed for smarter notes, Notability incorporates AI and offers features such as handwriting support, a voice recorder with transcription, and more. The app is capable of assisting users from note-taking during lectures to organizing study materials and serving as a workspace. Users can take handwritten lecture notes, add annotations, and use the voice recorder to transcribe lectures. Furthermore, the app can be utilized as a study organizer or notebook, keeping all learnings in one place for easy access when needed.
Notability is free to download and use on Android and the web, but a subscription is required to unlock its full potential. The app offers the "Plus" tier at around $5 per month, with a discounted price for Android users during the launch celebration. For more news, follow Ben on Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram, or visit 9to5Google on YouTube.
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