LiquidText

Great for court arguments. Its helps to jump from one to another link in seconds. Better than sifting papers.

So far no cons at all. It is a great software to use.

Multiple documents can be connected. This gives me a new insights.

All documents are downloaded even if the terminal don’t have enough space.

It is a great way to use notecards without using notecards. I can take excerpts and notes and organize them to use in writing reports.

The results of exporting notes is cumbersome - sections/workspaces are out of order and have to be rearranged. I would really like to be able to rename projects or duplicate them and rearrange them. I use on an iPad but the interface and controls sometimes feel like Unix/Linux poorly emulating a graphical user interface.

I really loved the Top notch data security, Granular access controls, Efficient file sharing, Real time data synchronisation and configurable workflow of liquidtext. A few things could be improved but still this is the best in todays date that we can get.

Unable to handle very large files. Collaboration tools should have features like virtual whiteboard.

It’s extraordinary ability to edit the pdf file is really nice and handy. Combination of all document related features is good. Haven’t used this feature a lot but the pointing kinda thing that we can link a topic of a pdf to a comment is really nice though. Collaborative feature are good also and I found this app the most advance one in whole Apple ecosystem to be honest. So, you can definitely go for this.

1. it is not available for android which is really a headache.2. It’s note taking experience is not as good as Goodnotes and team should focus on improving this.3. Price of its plans is really high and some of the goodies is only available on those only.4. Document storing experience can be a little enhanced.