You can create a Google Doc out of your note in one touch.
Google Docs synergy: Google makes it simple for you to share Keep across documents. If you’re driving, exercising, or in some other situation where your thumbs are otherwise occupied, just dictate your idea and Keep will turn it into a note you can search and edit. Note dictation: Now that everyone is using voice assistants, this seems like a natural feature that most note-taking apps should have. Text-from-images transcription: Keep leverages Google’s AI powers to conveniently scan images and convert them into text that you can edit or search for later. The Keep widget: Add this always-on widget to the main screen of your Android phone, which allows you to glance at your notes even when you’re not in the app. If you use a HP Chromebook, an Android phone, or you’re just knee-deep in Google apps at work, Google’s free app is one of the best bets you might not have tried yet. Whichever app you choose, you need make sure that it flows with your note-taking style and makes it easy to record your moments of brilliance (or just the to-do items from your morning). Do you prefer a bare-bones app that records your ideas in plain text? Or do you think in images or graphs that you can quickly build or insert? Do you have a shortlist of must-have features? Is price an issue? Are your notes for your eyes only, or do you share them in meetings and collaborate on them with coworkers? 
There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all note-taking app: Everyone thinks differently and has different requirements tied to how they work. When you pull out your phone, what’s the most natural app that’ll help you jot down your idea before it slips away? Used with permission from HP to organize your thoughts? Give these apps a closer look.Īha! You just had a lightning bolt moment and solved a problem that’s been teasing your brain all day.
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