LiquidText Reviews - Page 4

It’s easy to understand and keep all the files in one place

It has a problem when renaming the files it can’t simply copy and paste, it’s frustrating

There's a lot of very useful features working with .pdf and text in general.

The implementation of some features are difficult to use and there's another features that not working properly.

PDF Management, Note Taking and Organization

Cant just use it to take notes with a PDF

LiquidText feels like a very ambitious project that tries to cater to people in the field of research. Honestly, I don't know any software that offers similar capabilities to LiquidText. I also like that it is still very much in development and that new great features keep getting implemented.

Despite its great and ambitious features, the actual usage of the tool is often somewhat cumbersome. I also wish that the grouping of extracts and notes would be improved (currently, all ideas are on the same dashboard, and although some colored fields form visual boundaries, they do not form actual groupings of contents).

Product allows for easy link and retrieval across multiple documents.

Documents can be transported from liquidtext to other environments, but I have not discovered synching methods. Also difficult if you use both PC and apple products.

In used mainly for reviewing journals and taking notes. I like the feature that’s linking the comments throughout the document.

The writing is not so good. It didn’t feel that out of your handwriting. Good notes have done a good job in the handwriting area. Also there is no option to draw, I meant some dressing told would have been nice.

Una app eccezionale per prendere appunti; leggere, modificare, annotare ed editare documenti; è possibile creare dei collegamenti ed è facile fare condivisione; top il supporto multimonitor

Costa 40€; non molto economico e funzionante solo si pc o su dispositivi AppleSarebbe bello poterlo utilizzare su android

The amazing ways in which you can connect documents and snippets into one project

When the developers decided to move to a subscription model with additional features. It doesnt work well for customers from developing countries

The ability to connect ideas and thoughts from different sources is best in class. This product helps me to better understand a subject and connect the important ideas.

There are times I forget to use it so I have had to add it to my desk top

Quick and easy to write notes with Apple Pencil and iPad and then transcribe to text

In using LiquidText for the last 24 months or so I have found no faults or dislikes.

I really like how straightforward the software is for sourcing multiple references in building a proper lecture. I can easily scan and extract key data from various sources and connect them in a fluid and organic way.

Arranging the material once I've extracted can get messy. At times, my organizational structure is misaligned when I try and move material around.

The mos important use for me, its to build summarizes of legal texts, and relate the ideas. Its quite easy to extract complete text that shows the idea, so its a great app for study.

It requires a learning procces to get advantages of all the functionalies that the app has

LiquidText is fantastic to be able to rapidly extract and correlate information from documents.

It can be a little clunky to use - there is no drag and drop, which would really help with folders and overall organization.

I own several note taking apps for my Ipad. There is, however nothing like liquid text. The app is based on real world note taking experience and backed up by research on studying methodology.

I used to like the simplicity. It is now having too many features built into a single platform.

LiquidText is the go-to iPad app for reading and taking notes on documents.

Rarely the oftware crashes when I try to send a document to MS Teams.

Very easy to use; excellent features which allow useful visualisations

Nothing really. Just a minor point: a better reference system would help

Form PDF by scraping web pages and the OCR function

This software doesn't have a Chinese version

Ease of use of referencing and Noting. .

Subscription is pricey. Some background synching issues and better features.

The iPad version is incredible to use… a total game change if your researching a lot of PDFs

The pricing model is ridiculous. Even though I had grandfather rights being an early adopter, the new subscription model meant that I had to abandon liquidtext for a competitor product. What a shame!

Adding several docs and compare and connect the same and also make notes for the same and future reference

Missing feature is that you can't share the notes made unless the device you are sharing to has this app

This app is a novel concept that fits a real need when consuming content on a tablet. I can't imagine my iPad without it.

I'm really pleased with the software. Any complaints are related to problems in my workflow.

I always come back to liquid text to annotate my documents. There are so many features and functionalities that it’s not readily intuitive how to apply these features in day to workflow.

The subscription based pricing for premium features and the tutorial videos.

I can hide so much of docs that will never pertain to my firm, skipping over and saving time

hard to say- i guess i need more specific you tubes to explain a few things that i don’t use often