NoteDex Web: The New and Improved Way to Take Notes
Apr 13, 2021
Los Angeles, California Apr 13, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - NoteDex has expanded to the web! NoteDex Web is a full-featured cross-platform notetaking app available on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Chrome web browsers with our Universal subscription. You can now create high-quality flashcards and have them with you wherever you go on any device.
NoteDex Web lets you create note cards with these features:
- Richly formatted text
- High-quality images
- Hyperlinks
- Different color backgrounds
- Folders or tags (category labels) to organize
- Share with a friend or colleague
- Digital ink using a stylus pen for handwriting (coming soon)
- Automatic cloud sync to Android app
The NoteDex Universal subscription is just $4.99/month or discounted 50% during our launch to just $29.99/year! The Universal subscription gives you full access to all apps on all platforms, including all Power-User upgrades, which won't need to be purchased separately.
Use our Card-to-Cloud technology to share your card stacks on NoteDex Web with friends and colleagues. Your published stacks are easily viewable by sharing a unique web link. You can allow shared stacks to be editable using any web browser. Stacks can be password protected for security.
So, what are you waiting for? Get on the web and sign-up for a free 7-day trial, and start creating and sharing noteworthy (no pun intended) flashcards!
NoteDex, created by Sundaram Applied Technologies, Inc. in Silicon Beach, Venice, California, focused on developing apps that boost creativity and consciousness.
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