Avaliações do LiquidText

it is very easy to mark and search thru documents for research. I used it mainly to organize and summarize sources for my thesis and it was great for that.

The UI is not the prettiest and workflows are sometimes not as optimized as they could be

Ease of use and features. I rely on the pinch search, highlighting, text extract, quick links and option for multiple workspaces when prepping for hearings.

1. To finally resolve an issue with LiquidText removing text in a PDF form - I have repeatedly raised this as a concern and it remains unresolved2. Move all of the toolbars into one consolidated toolbar at the top of the page. The floating toolbars get in the way of being able to work on documents and I cannot understand why they are separate. Also to amend the toolbar layout so that icons aren't in the middle of the screen, causing them to interfere with Apple's split screen on an iPad. 3. Add shortcuts for 3-4 commonly used colours to reduce need to keep re-opening highlight menu to switch between colours when highlighting4. Improve ability to jump to pages in page navigation. Commonly have pages as A22, A23 etc and when searching the search goes to any hit and not automatically to the most relevant5. When opening word documents the layout does not match what would be seen on screen on a desktop meaning page numbering falls out of sync and it makes it hard to navigate when collaborating with others6. When opening a number of documents at the same time this should open as a single new workspace and not as multiple workspaces7. It would be great if there was a feature to allow users to save and import as a standalone, new document a signed document. 8. The bundle updating function often crashes/does not work/does not recognise when the bookmarking in a bundle has been updated/ fails to load the bundle.

Gesture based linking, search for words, and compressed view of annotations.

File management UI within app and to other apps is terrible.

I appreciate that I can load non-HIPAA documents into the system and organize them by folders. As I'm reviewing the documents I can cut out the relevant portions. Once I've done that, drafting briefs, outlines, and summaries is much easier because the relevant content is organized and I'm not looking for random highlights in a myriad of PDFs.

The product is fairly buggy. I've had it shut down on me, and fail to open certain PDFs. I use it on the iPad and the PC, the sometimes the iPad version won't open certain files. I also think it should be HIPAA-certified so that we can review medical records and other sensitive documents.

LiquidText has revolutionized our document management. Its secure data storage and access control ensure data security. Collaborative features like real-time sharing and innovative ideation tools have boosted our productivity. While content management is efficient, some additional text editing options would be welcomed.

While efficient, some users find LiquidText's content management options could be more intuitive or streamlined for smoother navigation.

Best pdf application and all in one package for document management, reading, notes taking and all. Pro features like comment linking, mind maps are useful when using the iPad as a primary study device. Collaboration tools are really helpful when you are working with a team or working on a school project.

Could be optimised more for the older iPads. Sometimes lags a lot on my iPad 7th generation while taking notes or opening in Split View.

It offers multiple type of plans that you can buy according to your need. Every plan have their own features according to their price but you will find that all the usefull features are available in the basic plan which is the best thing that I like about this app. Also some features like linking the topic to a comment and editing the pdf file are great and unique features for this app to have.

User interface could be a little bit more graphical and beautiful.

I like linking two different topics from different documents at same place for comparision and to study them

I think that writing tools in a document can be inproved

1) Annotating PDF with ample white space 2) White spaces can be multiple workspaces3) Linking pages of PDF , sections of one pdf to other4) apple pencil on Liquid text feels much more fluid that on onenote5) Imports pdfs as pdfs not images 6) can import webpages7) Memory efficient unlike onenote

1)When scrolling the white space (workspace) If I happen to touch an image and scroll it moves the image to different location which is very annoying. Make it double tap to select image like in one note2)Can't take only notes by without adding Document3)Can't add shapes like rectangles, circles, axes etc4) I have to adjust my pencil size every time I write on workspace and then when I write on the pdf5)very basic browser6) No Dark MODE (my eyes are straining) for text based pdfs please implement something background is in Gray colour text is in white colour something like that.7) Can't resize/ Change color of the selected text in workspace 8) Size mismatch when you select a part of PDF and drag it into workspace9) Highlighter in workspace is crapp. Its very good in notability.10) lines joining two points looks kinda cool but becomes annoying to look at when you annotate like half textbook. it would be nice if let make those lines invisible11) Not available on android , can't check something important on the go on my phone ( this is possible with onenote)

For my area of research, I need to read multiple documents at once while making notes for my papers. Liking among documents, mind-mapping, free writing, adding texts, images, and my thoughts on the field, all these are what I needed. On top of that, now, with its cloud service, I can read them on any device. I highly recommend it. It made my research much easier and faster.

I do not have anything I did not like about LiquidText.

I like most the linking and connecting same tooic from two different docuemts in one projects.. helps a lot to jump and switch between two docs via linking with just a tap of finger..

Everything is useful at some level.. Every feature is meant to be useful for different perspective.

This has been a game-changer for research. Being able to annotate PDFs means less paper to store/recycle and mistakes are easily corrected. The workspace area is plenty big enough. I have recommended this to others in my class.

Moving documents between folders is tedious.

Easy and flexible. Dependable along being the app revolutionising the law practice.

Little bit of the user interface. Can work on it.

I want to integrate AI function(CHATGPT etc) in my subscription because I am a student , I have no money for purchase liquid text pro edition

Comments and are always linked to relevant pages and sections

Does not have support for Ebooks or epub

The ease of taking notes and linking it to the document

Two features which would make it better1. If I could add bookmarks in the outline of the document, then I would not need a different app to do so.2. Ability to search and go to specific page numbers.

The ability to read by shortening the text was the best. It also emphasizes the ability to display important parts so that they can be checked separately.

I know it has a nice feature, but I don't know how to use it. The explanation seems to lack.

Linking of documents and extracting portions for notes. Inbuilt ocr is also good.

The tutorial could have been more useful. And the lack of undo function is a problem. It also hangs occasionally

Functionality.Productivity.Intuitive interface.

Text editing needs more improvement.Speed up the use of AI.

the pinching functionthe easy-to-use linking

the instability and the lack of covering word