Compare Microsoft OneNote and Notability 
- Users report that Microsoft OneNote excels in its integration with other Microsoft Office products, making it a preferred choice for those already embedded in the Microsoft ecosystem. Reviewers mention that features like "tagging" and "search functionality" are particularly robust, allowing for efficient organization and retrieval of notes.
- Reviewers mention that Notability shines in its handwriting recognition and audio recording capabilities, which are highly praised by users who appreciate the ability to annotate notes while listening to lectures. Users say that the "audio sync" feature is a standout, allowing them to revisit specific moments in their recordings easily.
- G2 users highlight that Microsoft OneNote offers a more flexible structure for organizing notes, with its "notebook" and "section" hierarchy. Users report that this flexibility is beneficial for managing large volumes of information, especially in enterprise settings.
- Users on G2 indicate that Notability's user interface is more intuitive and visually appealing, making it easier for new users to get started. Reviewers mention that the "gesture support" for navigation is a significant advantage, enhancing the overall user experience.
- Reviewers say that Microsoft OneNote's collaboration features are superior, allowing multiple users to edit notes simultaneously. Users report that this is particularly useful for team projects and brainstorming sessions, where real-time updates are essential.
- Users report that Notability's pricing model is more straightforward and appealing for small businesses and individual users, as it offers a one-time purchase rather than a subscription model. Reviewers mention that this makes it a more budget-friendly option for those who do not require extensive enterprise features.
Notebook is a relatively easy to use software to take notes, jot down ideas, write a novel, or a list, or just about anything that needs to be written down. One of the features I like the most is the ability you have to set passwords for individual notes...
It seems more cumbersome than other similar apps like Evernote.
I love that notability allows you to combine several different ways of altering a document -- writing with an Apple Pencil or other stylus and typing. There is also a highlight function. Changing how you alter documents is also really easy with the lasso...
1. recent mac update has removed some features like ability to select multiple pages to move up and down in the notebook. 2. only single level folders
Notebook is a relatively easy to use software to take notes, jot down ideas, write a novel, or a list, or just about anything that needs to be written down. One of the features I like the most is the ability you have to set passwords for individual notes...
I love that notability allows you to combine several different ways of altering a document -- writing with an Apple Pencil or other stylus and typing. There is also a highlight function. Changing how you alter documents is also really easy with the lasso...
It seems more cumbersome than other similar apps like Evernote.
1. recent mac update has removed some features like ability to select multiple pages to move up and down in the notebook. 2. only single level folders
