Suggestion:

GoodNotes currently offers a library of pre-designed templates for various purposes, such as meeting notes, to-do lists, and calendars. However, these templates are currently stored in a separate "Library" section, making it difficult to organize and access them alongside other documents.

Proposed Solution:

Implement a feature that allows users to organize purchased templates within their existing folder structure. This would enable users to:

Create dedicated folders for specific template types: For example, a folder for "Meeting Notes Templates," another for "To-Do List Templates," etc.
Easily access templates within their relevant folders: This would eliminate the need to navigate to the separate "Library" section, streamlining the workflow.
Maintain a consistent organizational system: By integrating templates into the existing folder structure, users can maintain a cohesive and intuitive organization for all their documents.

Benefits:

Improved organization: Users can easily categorize and access templates based on their needs.
Enhanced workflow: Streamlining the process of finding and using templates saves time and effort.
Increased accessibility: Templates become more readily available within the user's existing document structure.

Example:

Imagine a user who frequently uses meeting notes templates. With this feature, they could create a folder named "Meeting Notes" and place all their purchased meeting notes templates within it. This would allow them to quickly access the desired template without having to navigate to the separate "Library" section.

This feature would significantly enhance the usability and organization of GoodNotes, making it easier for users to manage and access their purchased templates.