Moleskine Journal It allows you to turn your iPad and iPhone into a real notebook, recipe book or even agenda. On the initial screen we will have a library in which we can see all our booklets. Each of them can be completely customized by choosing the title, the subject, the color of the cover and the type of paper on which we want take our annotations: without marks, squared, with lines, of type agenda, storyboard or recipe book.
This opens up a fairly large range of possibilities, being able to use Moleskine Journal for very different purposes, which makes this application a very versatile tool for all audiences.
Once inside the chosen notebook, Moleskine Journal offers us a whole series of tools with which to write and illustrate our annotations. On the one hand we have the traditional writing method through the iOS touch keyboard and, on the other hand, we can use the pencil, marker or highlighter to write or draw freehand. They have also implemented a useful zoom function to facilitate handwriting and improve precision when we have the iPad placed in a vertical position.
all tools they are customizable, that is, we can modify its size and color. It also allows you to complement our notebook with images that come from the memory of the device or use the camera to take a snapshot. The photograph can be placed in the notebook with the position and size that we want.
What if we are wrong? No problem, Moleskine Journal incorporates the classics undo and redo buttons that we all already know and that allow us to return to previous states.
All our notebooks we can sync them in the cloud thanks to services like Evernote or Dropbox. They can also be easily sent via email, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks to the integration of these features, we can always keep a backup copy of our annotations and journals, something very useful in case we have to perform a restoration in the future.
If you are looking for a versatile and free digital notebooka, Moleskine Journal is one of the best options on the App Store. Maybe some options are missing such as iCloud syncing between iOS devices, which is very useful for those who have an iPhone and an iPad.
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