Current Situation
As it stands, GoodNotes users have to choose between white or black paper at the beginning of a notebook, which stays fixed throughout. This setup has its limitations, particularly for those who frequently switch display modes to adapt to different environments.

The Proposal
What if GoodNotes could automatically switch between white and black paper when toggling between light and dark modes? This would be similar to how the iOS Notes app operates, where the paper color changes seamlessly with the mode. Notability also has a similar feature, and incorporating it into GoodNotes could enhance flexibility and usability.

The Benefits

1.  Streamlined Workflow: Users wouldn’t need to commit to a single paper color. This flexibility would improve usability for a variety of tasks and settings.
2.  Assignment-Friendly: For students and professionals working on assignments, this feature would make it easier to work in dark mode (which is easier on the eyes) and then switch to light mode when submitting, ensuring the document is easy to read.
3.  Enhanced User Experience: This addition would make GoodNotes more adaptable to user needs, making it feel more dynamic and modern.

Conclusion
I believe this feature would make GoodNotes even more powerful for everyone. Thank you for considering this proposal! Let’s make note-taking and assignment submission as seamless as possible for all users.