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Jaime Perry
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I keep wishing Goodnotes had a few more niche tools too, so I get where you’re coming from. Sometimes the current set feels like trying to fix a leaky pipe with duct tape. If they added this as a small floating tool or a quick toggle in the toolbar, it’d smooth out so many little bumps in daily use. I’d use it all the time for quick adjustments without breaking my flow.
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36 votes
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Jaime Perry
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I felt stuck after the update too, so I ended up flipping a few settings that softened the blow a bit, like tweaking the toolbar layout and turning off the new gestures. It’s not the same as the old setup, but it made things less clunky for me. I also sent a support ticket asking for a toggle to switch back, and the more people poke them about it, the better our odds.
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31 votes
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Jaime Perry
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I’ve been craving something like this too, mostly so I don’t end up double booking myself like a goof. Even a basic way to pull calendar events into a template or sidebar would save me a ton of flipping between apps. If Goodnotes ever adds write-to-calendar support, that would be the cherry on top. Right now I’m stuck with copy and paste, which feels pretty clunky.
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239 votes
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Jaime Perry
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I keep catching myself flipping between Goodnotes and a calc app, which feels like juggling with one hand tied. A tiny pop up calculator or a side panel would smooth things out a lot, especially for quick scratch math. Even a simple keypad with history would cover most cases for me. Handwriting recognition for calculations could be the cherry on top if they ever go that route.
I’ve been stuffing my notes with images from outside apps, and it feels like juggling flaming potatoes. A built-in picker tied to big stock libraries would smooth out the whole flow. Even a lightweight panel with recent searches or quick filters would cut the tapping around. I’d also love a way to drop images straight in without breaking the writing groove, kind of like a side drawer you can pop open on the fly.