Some full-featured apps sadly lack the feel of writing with an actual pen, leave behind awkward looking pen strokes that are too narrow or angular, or simply have too few options when it comes to selection a writing tool. A good note-taking app should take this into account. Paper Options - Hot on the heels of the ink feel is also the types of paper options available. A wide variety of choices allow the app to fit in more people’s mental models of note-taking, and templates for calendars, to-do lists, or other unusual note-taking scenarios are also great to see. Search - Hand-written notes prove to be tricker to index than a traditional notes app, but search is nonetheless a must-have feature when it comes to this category. With the ability to peer into the notes even more difficult than usual, being able to quickly search for a keyword can prove incredibly handy once the library of notes begins to grow.
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