Handwritten notes for GCSEs, A levels, uni and exam revision
Turn the notes you already write into something you can actually revise from.
Write by hand or type, annotate PDFs, organise lecture notes and study materials, hide key information and test yourself before exams. Use your own notes for active recall, revision and exam preparation.
Useful for GCSEs, A levels, sixth form, college, university lectures, coursework and past papers.
□ 4 ways to revise with your own notes
1. Memorise key information with colours
Write key terms, definitions, formulae, dates or vocabulary in orange, blue or other colours, using handwriting or the keyboard.
Place the Memorisation Sheet over your notes to hide the answers. Try to recall the information first, then reveal it to check yourself.
Long-press the icon to change the sheet colour.
2. Hide highlighted sections for active recall
Highlight important sentences, definitions, formulae, diagrams or sections of PDFs, lecture slides, worksheets and past papers.
In Memorisation Mode, choose which highlighter colours are hidden. For example, use yellow for ordinary emphasis and red for content you want to test yourself on.
This keeps normal highlighting separate from material you want to memorise.
3. Keep questions and answers on separate layers
Write questions, answers and explanations on different layers.
Hide the answer layer, test yourself, rewrite your response and practise the same digital worksheet again.
Useful for Maths, sciences, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, law, business and exam practice.
4. Cover answers with digital tape
Hide keywords, definitions, formulae, vocabulary, dates or sections of PDFs without changing your original note colours.
Use the Tape tool in Memorisation Mode to cover important information on notes, worksheets, answer pages and PDFs.
Tap a strip to reveal just that answer, or use the Memorisation Sheet to cover several areas at once.
□ Revise faster with the floating Memorisation Sheet
Instead of tapping highlighted areas one by one, drag the floating Memorisation Sheet over the page.
Only the area beneath the sheet is hidden. This is useful for large tables, lecture PDFs, past papers, revision notes, vocabulary lists, diagrams, formulae and longer exam materials.
□ Practical tools for everyday study
・Handwriting and keyboard input
・Multiple pens and highlighters
・Tabs, tables and chapters
・Ruler, compass and shapes
・Sticky notes, comments and stickers
・Calculator
・PDF annotation
・Lasso tool and detailed eraser settings
・Extra writing space on the right
・Categories, folders and subfolders
□ Write directly on PDFs and study materials
Import lecture slides, study PDFs, textbook pages, worksheets, assignments and past papers, then write or highlight directly on them.
If a PDF has little room for notes, extend the right side of the page to add space for annotations, solutions, explanations or revision notes.
□ Use handwriting and typing together
Write by hand or select where you want to type and enter text directly with the keyboard.
Use handwriting for formulae and diagrams, and typing for clear, easy-to-read study notes.
□ Keep subjects and modules organised
Sort notes with categories, folders and subfolders, and add chapters inside a notebook to separate lessons, topics, modules or coursework.
□ Recommended for
・GCSE students revising for exams
・A level and sixth-form students organising subjects and past papers
・College and uni students taking lecture notes and managing modules
・Students working with PDFs, lecture slides, worksheets and assignments
・Students creating revision notes and question-and-answer practice
・Anyone who wants handwriting, typing, PDF annotation and self-testing in one digital notebook
Write your notes, hide what you want to remember, test yourself and reuse what you have already created for revision and exam preparation.
Improved handwriting and keyboard input in notes!
We hope this university note-taking app helps make studying a little easier!
Version 1.3.0
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