My productivity apps for 2024: what I am ACTUALLY using

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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:25 Planning and notes
4:16 Text documents
5:25 Research
6:29 Bible study

[FiliusDei]

I love this channel, thx for everything

[ralphweeks]

Thankyou for all your hard work in reviewing this applications, I find your reviews very helpful. Currently I’m using UpNote and Notability and Sorted3 as my primary note taking applications. UpNote for my journaling. Notability for some of my Bible study and Sorted3 for maintaining my todo list which can link quickly back to my note apps if needed.

[cward]

Looking forward to your review of MarginNote 4! Very little documentation on it, and little information on how it differs from MN3.

[PedroCarvas]

Thanks for the video! Best handwriting experience on the iPad is with Element app. But I mostly use GoodNotes and Notability.

[wooorkkk]

Hey. I am looking for an app that I can use to read ebooks in PDF format and I want that app to allow me to highlight some sections of the text and keep them aside a little bit like the kindle app from Amazon can do through "annotations'. In other words I am looking for the best app for annotations when reading ebooks. Any idea? Thanks in advance

[PaDutchRunner]

Have you looked at Logos for Bible study? I used to use Olive Tree but made the painful decision to switch about a year and a half ago because of the much broader array of resources available in logos.

[peteranderson]

Thank you for yet another interesting video. Personally, I use Noteful and Apple Notes. I also do most of my writing using Markdown with an app called Taio. This is IMHO the best Markdown editor for iOS/iPadOS/macOS. I would use Apple Notes instead of Taio (and Markdown) if I could find a way to change the text formatting styles - e.g. Headings in Verdana with Heading at 24pt and Subheadings at 20pt. All other text would use Georgia at 18pt. I know how to change these text formats in each document but I can't find a way to set the default font formats to my needs so that every new document has my text formatting settings (like normal.doc in MS Word). I have a feeling that this is not possible; but if it is, could you consider doing a video on fine tuning Apple Notes? Thanks again, Peter

[twilight]

Do you know that Notability proved free digital calendar for 2024? It is simple and functional. Love it.

[FiliusDei]

can you make a video on how to use Bible Study?