Definitely! I use GoodNotes for tutoring maths and science, and create a number of booklets that use mathematical and science symbols that I would have to come out of text to handwrite in, only to go back into text. If I then change the text, I have to rewrite all of the symbols I have written by hand. Please add some sort of mathematical operator/equation builder into the app.

As an engineering and physics student. I ABSOLUTELY NEED THIS. LaTeX support for equations and math expressions IS the way to go.

Totally agree, a LaTeX equation creator is more than necessary. Specially in Science and Engineering. I can draw equations, but I usually waste time... It's way faster AND cleaner with LaTeX notation. Also... It would be nice to have the capacity to treat it like an object so that one could rotate, scale and copy/paste them.

Has this happened yet?

Yes, please add Latex compatibility as Latex is extremely unisveral

I would love if I could create hand written documents in Goodnote, and convert the text plus equations into latex.

It would be cool if it could solve the equation too...

I would love this feature. It would put this app over the top and set it apart from all the other note taking apps.

Regocnition and solving of mathematical equations with the lasso tool would be awesome! Integrated mysript calc...

The addition of something like LaTeX support. Would really make this unique.

This would make GoodNotes irreplaceable.

Very important for at least for Engineering Students.
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What are the other apps that allow recognition of handwritten math symbols and equations?

I totally agree with this. I am in math and physics tutor and it would be heaven to have an app that fluidly wrote mathematics as well as script. Right now I really like Notability but it also lacks this feature.

I totally agree with this. I am in math and physics tutor and it would be heaven to have an app that fluidly wrote mathematics as well as script. Right now I really like Notability but it also likes this feature.

please add the mathematical recognition, I had to use other apps to do it. Have you ever use you competitors app? If not, use nebo and look what they do with this, woodnotes need it

The only app that currently has math recognition and conversion to LaTeX is Nebo. You use the MyScript ink engine, so I assume you have the capability as well. Nebo's implementation is poor, so you can leapfrog them. The name of the game is CONVENIENCE.

1. Nebo has a Math Box feature. Okay, better than nothing perhaps, but text and math are almost always interspersed. You need a way to include math inline, in the middle of a sentence, and/or a way of putting words inside a text box.

2. When converting to LaTeX, include the darn escape sequences (dollar signs), so the result can be pasted into a LaTeX document without the user having to add these. (Inexplicably, Nebo and MathPad don't do this.)

3. STEM students and researchers are ahead of the curve on technology adoption, so the demand may be larger than you estimate. I'm a mathematician. Every technical person I know has MASSIVE amounts of handwritten technical notes with equations interspersed, all disorganized and unsearchable. Nebo has a bullet point for this, but isn't a real answer. There currently is no real answer. Make Goodnotes a practical answer.

4. There are often numerous ways to render a given mathematical expression to LaTeX. You would jump a decade into the future if you offered customizable conversion, with user defined tables of preferred LaTeX output.

That would be perfect!

OneNote does it very well.

This would be absolutely amazing for students and anybody who is dealing with maths ! So I won't have to switch to another app (or to a website) to write my equations.
I really think that this would be one of the most amazing features of this app :-)
Which, by the way, is already great. Keep up the good work !

Could be great to be able to have text edition for latex equation (same as textbox but when editing is done, compile it with latex to transform into math mode.