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An error occurred while saving the comment I'm genuinely impressed with the timer and stopwatch features. They've been instrumental in boosting my productivity and focus during study sessions by using time-based challenges.
However, to truly master my time management, I've identified a key missing piece: the ability to review my total time spent across all documents. This macro-level insight is crucial for making informed decisions about where to focus my efforts, allowing me to align my study time with my actual priorities.
An excellent example of this kind of analytics is found in Jibble. Integrating similar charts and graphs directly within Goodnotes—offering a visual breakdown of my study habits—would be an absolute game-changer. To my knowledge, this level of detailed time tracking analytics is currently absent in competing note-taking apps, positioning Goodnotes to become the undisputed leader in this space.
Thank you to the entire Goodnotes team for your continuous hard work and for building such a wonderful tool!
This is an excellent suggestion. Implementing a tab grouping system would be a huge win for optimizing the user interface. By consolidating open documents into a single, manageable tab, we could significantly reduce the current clutter of multiple individual tabs.
This would free up precious vertical space, allowing more of the actual document to be visible. This is a critical improvement for iPad Mini users where screen real estate is limited, enhancing ease of use and reducing scrolling. Conversely, on larger displays like the 13-inch iPad Pro, it would create a cleaner, more modern, and streamlined workspace without wasted "dead area" at the top of the screen.
As someone who uses both iPad sizes, this functional efficiency is exactly the kind of upgrade that makes a tangible difference in daily workflow.