Write with your Apple Pencil on plain, dotted, squared or Cornell paper, right in your browser. When a page is done, box your handwriting and it turns into typeset LaTeX where you wrote it.
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Plain, dotted, squared or Cornell, on white, yellow or black. Write page by page, or on one endless canvas.
Write on any page, box handwriting to typeset it, and work on a note together, live.
Each keeps its own colour and size. Your three most used colours stay one tap away, and a line held still at the end snaps straight.
An endless canvas runs in every direction. Lay out a week of lectures, a mind map or a long derivation on one board, then zoom out to see it all.
Convert a whole notebook, or just the part you box. You get LaTeX you can edit and a compiled PDF, graphs and all.
Ink follows your pressure, your palm can rest on the screen, and a line, box or circle held still at the end snaps neat.
Lecture PDFs and transcribed notes take ink too, not just notebooks. Free on every account.
Open two notes side by side, or your notebook beside the AI assistant (Pro).
Search every note by the words in it: typed notes, the PDFs you upload (scans too) and the handwriting you have converted.
Save any notebook as a PDF with your ink on it, to print, share or hand in.
Invite a friend into a note and see each other's pen and ink as it is drawn.
Yes. Notebooks are free on every account, with every paper and the pen, highlighter and eraser. Pro (£3.99 a month) adds converting your handwriting to LaTeX, live sessions with friends, unlimited study tools and flashcards made from your notes.
No. LatexNotes runs in Safari on your iPad, so there is nothing to download. Add it to your Home Screen and it opens like an app.
Yes. Ink follows the pressure of your Apple Pencil, your palm can rest on the screen while you write, and your fingers scroll and zoom the page.
Yes. Export them as a PDF and upload it: you can write on every page like paper, and transcribe it to LaTeX.
Yes, on Pro. Box any part of a page and it is typeset where you wrote it, or convert a whole notebook. The LaTeX is yours to edit, compile to a PDF or open in Overleaf.
Yes. Your notebooks are saved to your account, so they open on a Mac, a Windows laptop or a Chromebook too, where a mouse or a touch screen draws.
Notebooks are free on every account. It takes seconds.