JXP

I''ve tried all the combinations over the years its seems starting with the writing experience itself: onenote on ipad, goodnotes on ipad, remarkable, penultimate on ipad. On the ipad I even tried multiple variations of "paperfeel" coverings. I just wanted to be able to write and then search my handwritten notes across devices. I left livescribe becaue the pens were gigantic but then I bought a symphony. Still, I tried the other approaches (down to the kid friendly Rocketbook). And I always come back to the Symphony smart pen. I don't have to worry much about it running out of battery and although I write for a living have never run out of space/memory. I have it to auto-sync to BOTH evernone and Dropbox and it does so flawlessly. From there I can put the notes (handwriting recognition almost perfect) into a notebook and then can export the whole notebook when I want to in to Adobe Acrobat DC where it is pretty much fully searchable. And it records audio to boot. I use it in conjunction with Evernote on my ipad/desktop to capture things from the net. For annotations on my ipad I use PDF Expert by Readdle. People ask me all the time about it....and they try my system and rave....if only livescribe would give me free merch as much as folks who see my system go on to buy their stuff.