You can set each page you write up as an individual widget on one of your homescreens, as well as sift through your scribblings using a Search function. You’d think ColorNote revolved mainly around note-taking, but it’s surprisingly feature-rich, letting you change fonts, note background colors, write emails and set reminders. Besides, the entire thing is based around writing, and a lot of the time when you want to quickly write things on your phone, you don’t want to go through the complexity of opening a more comprehensive app. Starting with an app that’s not technically a full-on word processor may seem cheeky, but this app has become such an integral feature of my life that it’s worth highlighting. You can add various paper backgrounds to your writing, such as lined paper with margins or graph paper, and its super stripped-back UI really brings home the feeling that you’re writing on paper than than on a digital interface.Īs you write, Inkredible optimizes your writing to make it look neater (great for messy scribblers like me), and for tablet users it has a Palm Rejection feature which ensures that it doesn’t register your palm should it lean on the screen as you write. Yes, Inkredible is designed for actual handwriting rather than typing, and if you have a stylus handy then you should take to its super-manual take on mobile writing.
This one’s great for creative writers lucky enough to have bigger screens, and who feel that there’s no way to write quite like handwriting.
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