
United Kingdom · Information technology & services startup
Goodnotes is a digital note-taking platform that enhances iOS and Mac devices, allowing users to write, type, search, and collaborate on notes.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Goodnotes is a digital note-taking platform that enhances iOS and Mac devices, allowing users to write, type, search, and collaborate on notes.
Founded in 2011 by Steven Chan, the company has grown to approximately 400 employees across offices in London, Hong Kong, and Singapore, serving over 25 million monthly active users globally. Goodnotes is recognized for its innovative features, including a vector ink engine for natural handwriting, handwriting search, and the ability to convert handwritten notes into editable text. The Goodnotes app, currently in its sixth version, is designed for students, professionals, creatives, and educators. It offers a subscription model with various plans, including a free option and an Essential plan that provides unlimited notebooks and additional features. Goodnotes is known for its collaboration tools, audio recording capabilities, and seamless synchronization across devices. The company aims to facilitate human-AI collaboration, making it a popular choice among iPad users and consistently ranking among the top-paid apps in its category.
Funding, as reported
From Goodnotes's own website: 2 on the team.
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