What I like most about Amanote is its simple approach to daunting tasks like taking the gist out of a meeting or presentation. From taking the notes, exporting the files to familiar office documents, adding audio, being fancy on your slideshow, adding citations to your clipped texts are all being taken cared of. I like how they integrate the preview of documents being dragged and dropped on the left panel of the user view. It enhances the experience and makes a better slideshow presentation. I like how you can dub your voice over your slides and go over them in a summary view. Very detailed yet simple looking. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have no crucial or opposing review for Amanote. So far, the experience of using it and how it helped in our research department has been a good journey. I can only wish they have an ipad version of the application. Researchers like me are mostly on the field and on the go from office to office, and it will be nice to see an iOS version of the app. Simple a suggestion. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like about Amanote is its capacity to transform a fairly messy jot down note into a well presentable slideshow. It even lets you see the entirety of your slides with its summary mode. You can turn off notifications from your distracting background social media accounts, so you can focus. And you can lay over your voice with a built-in presentation maker tool, so you can review your slides and record your voice at the same time and sync it over. It is like making an online course, but simpler. And lastly, it is compatible with most of the office files like pdf and excel, thus, it's easier to integrate them into my slideshow whenever I need it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

To date, I have yet to see something that will annoy me about Amanote, but thank goodness there's none so far. I will leave it at that because Amanote, though unpopular, is very powerful and very helpful tool in my career, school, and studies. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Amanote is able to make meeting notes easier to create a presentable slideshow. I like how easy you can add and sync audio to your slides. The notes you take can also be exported easily to a Word document file, and it supports pdf, pptx, and excel file, even a snapshot of those said file types upon drag and drop. And best of all, you can turn off distracting applications like email and facebook notifications with its focus mode. Which is very helpful to keep up with the task at hand. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The advance search is a but less advanced, and needs improvement. It only reads the title and tag, and less with the body. It would be nice to have search and replace function as well. But it is just a suggestive input rather than a complaint. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best with Amanote is its focus mode, where you can block applications like Facebook during your specified amount of time. Effective when I totally need to shut down all distractions during lectures and slide creations. I also like the time tracking feature so I get to see how long I spent on a certain slide or note which automatically ranks its importance based on the time spent. Pretty handy indeed if I have to guide my students where to start reading. Amanote is also readily compatible with ms office documents and pdf files, thus, I get to readily read them on the spot when I am making my lectures. And lastly, I like the slide synchronized audio recorder that automatically syncs and links my audio to the right slide. It has all I got. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an educator and account manager myself, I have nothing to ask for with this tool. There are plenty more rooms for improvement, but nothing crucial to say the least. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Probably, the best thing about Amanote is its ability to convert notes into slides in few clicks. The said feature is highly helpful for academic like me because efficiency on the time spent between lectures are very important. Amanote also has the feature to recover your lost notes, which for me is very helpful because I usually lose my notes without autosave due to bugs or unintended machine outage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I hope that they give out discounts for students and they develop a mobile app specifically for students. I have been using it, and I think it will be nice if my students of less capability to pay a monthly fee be able to get the same advantage as their well-privileged peers. But that is simply a humble suggestion. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best is Amanote's audio synchronization feature that lets me sync my recorded audio to my slides. I create my notes, export them to document file for handouts and then sync the audio I recorded earlier for a more visual presentation of my slides. I also like its time to track feature that focuses count on the duration of the slide. This tells me my speed and efficiency during the process of note to slide making. And of course, it has a cloud storage backup, that automatically saves my files for me, so I can use any device any time and not worry about any possible untoward downtimes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish they could add a drag and drop of images support on the text editor, and also add tags to the images for a better search experience. But aside from that, I don't see any problem using Amanote for your knowledge databasing and slide creation activities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I most like you can easily create quick notes and share them with anyone. Design is pretty nice. Setup is not complicated, easy to install. Search tool is amazing. When you have too many notes. And of course you can add image files and other type of attachments to your notepad. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Syncing is not working good. I would like to see mobile application for IOS. And I would like to see more adjustments and customization, for example create sub-folders for notes. It can help to much to keep more organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.