Biopsychology
Don’t work for IOS
A bit clunky on iPadOS
Doesn’t save place in book
App keeps Closing
Used to be good — now missing a core feature
But version 11.4 removed stylus/Apple Pencil annotation support. For a lot of us, marking up textbooks — highlighting and writing notes directly on the page — isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s the entire point of using an iPad for studying instead of a laptop. Calling this a “reliability improvement” doesn’t change the fact that it guts the app’s usefulness for anyone who studies this way.
I get that bugs happen, but removing the feature instead of fixing it is a bad trade for your users. Please bring Pencil annotation back. Until then, I’m actively looking for alternatives, and I’d guess a lot of other nursing/med/grad students relying on this for coursework are doing the same.
Latest update is broken
Not the worst
Almost great
Worst!
Unusable in its current state
1. Any time I interact with the book I am reading, it will skip ahead around 10 pages from where I was. Whether it be from highlighting, trying to bookmark a page, tapping the center to remove the peripheral menu, or sometimes just scrolling as usual, this happens so often that I have considered just getting the physical book to avoid this nonsense.
2. There needs to be similar options to customize and move through the book like with Kindle. The three options to get through the book are to scroll, a paginated swipe, or chapter scroll. Even with the paginated system, I have to actually swipe to change the page every time? I can’t just tap on the right or left of the screen to move forward or back, which aces no sense to me. Every other ereader app does this.
As for nice-to-haves, I would appreciate being able to write in the margins to take notes while I read the text. But the two issue above need to be addressed before I can even consider using this app for law school.
AI Voices
Can’t annotate or screenshot
Not for people who need accommodations
Great but not
Stay away
Don’t have text to speech
AI Reader
Really hoping it can be applied to all of them very soon!!
Also hoping one day it can be smart enough (or have the option) to skip things like “Figure 16.45” and the (citations) that are at the end of the sentences.
