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.
After an announcement earlier this year and a brief stint in beta, Notability is now widely available to Android users. The note-taking app has racked up hundreds of thousands of reviews over on iOS and a near-5-star rating. On Android, it’s already well over 4.5 stars after the first 180~ reviews.
Notability is designed around “smarter” notes, including AI integration and more. It supports handwriting, a voice recorder with transcription, and much more. Notability says:
From your first lecture to your next meeting, Notability helps you think, learn, and work better. Take handwritten lecture notes, add annotations, transcribe using the voice recorder, and use the app as a study organizer, workspace or notebook. Keep your learnings in one place so your ideas are ready when you need them. The Notability app is free to download and use on Android (and the web), but a subscription is required to unlock the app’s full potential. Pricing starts at around $5/month – less if you pay for a full year. Notability is offering 25% off of the “Plus” tier for Android users to celebrate the launch.
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