I’ve been using GoodNotes 6 on my iPad Air 11-inch M2 with iPadOS 18.3.2 and while I love the app’s handwriting tools and organization, there’s one feature missing that I’ve found incredibly useful in both Microsoft OneNote and Apple Notes: auto-scrolling pages. Right now, when I’m writing in GoodNotes, I have to manually drag the page to move to the next section or page, which feels clunky and interrupts my flow—especially during long note-taking sessions like lectures or brainstorming.

In both OneNote and Apple Notes, the page automatically scrolls as I write near the edge, seamlessly expanding the canvas or transitioning to the next page without me needing to stop and drag. I’d love to see a similar option in GoodNotes, maybe as a toggle in the settings (e.g., “Auto-Scroll Mode”), where the page shifts naturally as my stylus approaches the bottom or side. This could work in both vertical and horizontal scrolling modes and would make writing feel so much smoother and less tedious. It’s a bit surprising GoodNotes doesn’t have this yet, given how intuitive it is in these other apps. Adding it would be a huge boost for those of us who write a lot and want to stay focused without constant manual adjustments. Thanks for considering this—it’d really bring GoodNotes in line with competitors and elevate the app’s usability for me and others who’ve noticed this gap!