Dear GoodNotes Team,

as a user coming from iOS and switching to Android, I noticed many differences that make it significantly harder to maintain a consistent workflow. The most serious of these is the loading time when switching between pages or opening a large document imported from GoodNotes iOS.
Switching from the web to a native app version of GoodNotes would of course be ideal, but doesn't seem to fit your current business strategy. However, the most logical alternative would be to implement an offline mode in which users can easily download documents locally — allowing instant switching between page 300 and page 5, just like on iOS. This would also be a clear advantage over OneNote if implemented. Additionally, it would resolve the issue of being unable to use GoodNotes without an internet connection.

Greetings