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actually its logical for this moment why it's created within web app form. the benefits are at least: everyone will have the same version when opened the app, so it gives possibility to check out faster problem spots within app code. Secondly, it takes less development and maintanability process for programmers while creating application itself , because web apps are platform independent (it means there is no difference where does you open your app, windows, android or ios) - that's because the main app itself is on goodnotes server, and mostly, users like us within each minimal update in goodnotes does do not need go to playstore or what and re-download the goodnotes app. so yea, for the side of development process this actually is the best option, buuuuuuut, as real product? no. Less design posibilities, necesary for internet connnection for users and laggy possibilities and even if server goes down, then also web apps could be offline itself. So ya, depends how to look on this point. If goodnotes product is in testing and just beta case - then web app's are quite good solution i would say but if as stable product ? not for goodnotes, not for subscription. And i will say more, it is more easy to create application within ios rather than android or windows :) programmers will understand :))) so i would say, that real product (hopefully) is just comming and this (hopefully) is just like beta versions what do we use.