It’s called XNote and it’s available via a Kickstarter campaign today. A combination of an iPhone app and a smart pen that can write on normal paper, the system can convert handwritten notes into on-screen text if needed, and it tracks pen strokes in real-time as well. But the ability to get notes into an app isn’t the whole story. Where XNotes takes things to a new level is its ChatGPT support which allows the app to offer information and answers based on what is written, something that has the potential to change the way people take notes. And you can’t do that with a normal notebook.
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