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Hello everyone, I am using Apple Notes on my Ipad for math and I was wondering how to expand the workspace so that I have more room to write. I know that it expands vertically but I cannot find a way to have more room left and right.
Thanks!
iPad Pro, iPadOS 15
Apple’s iOS Notes app is a simple, barebones notes app there are many more, comprehensive, third party notes apps that maybe bettet suited to your use case.
Here is a short sampling of third party note-taking apps to get you started on the right track.
Collanote
Inkredible
iAnnotate 4
Good Notes 5
Liquid Text
Margin Note 3
Microsoft One note
Notability
Notepad+
NoteShelf 2
Notes plus
Notes Writer/(Pro)
Notebook ( free )
PenBook
QuickNotes X/ Pro
uPad
Write pad
Whink notes
Zoom Notes
Good Luck to You!
Apple’s iOS Notes app is a simple, barebones notes app there are many more, comprehensive, third party notes apps that maybe bettet suited to your use case.
Here is a short sampling of third party note-taking apps to get you started on the right track.
Collanote
Inkredible
iAnnotate 4
Good Notes 5
Liquid Text
Margin Note 3
Microsoft One note
Notability
Notepad+
NoteShelf 2
Notes plus
Notes Writer/(Pro)
Notebook ( free )
PenBook
QuickNotes X/ Pro
uPad
Write pad
Whink notes
Zoom Notes
Good Luck to You!
There isn’t a means to widen the Notes display.
Notes is intended for, well, simple notes.
Notes isn’t particularly well-suited for writing equations.
Here are some options I’ve used, though not for math equations…
Notability might interest: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/notability/id360593530
or maybe VoodooPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/voodoopad/id777792045
There are other choices.
There is probably an app or three specifically for equations, too.
How to expand space for Apple Notes left and right.
