UPAD for iCloud

UPAD for iCloud

by TaeJin Kim

163 ratings
305 reviews
$6.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 19, 2010
  • April 22, 2020
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Transform your tablet into a powerful digital notebook. Write, draw, and edit documents with a natural handwriting feel. Seamlessly integrate text, images, and PDFs for efficient note-taking and document management.

Natural handwriting feel
PDF editing and annotation
Image and text insertion
Keyboard typing with formatting
Shape and table creation
Document sharing and printing
iCloud synchronization
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What users say

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What's New in UPAD for iCloud

5.07

April 22, 2020

- Bug Fixed

User reviews

Losing files

I have been losing files daily since I tried to synch to iCloud.

What the?

After years of use on my iPad the app just stopped working. I tried reinstalling - nothing. Now I can’t access my past drawings 😩

Looking for alternative

I had UPAD lite for many years and I never had a single problem. I changed iPads and it didn’t load on to the new one because it was no longer available. I bought the UPAD for iCloud. I love the capabilities but on many occasions I open the app and files are just missing. I’m at a point where I feel like I have to back up the app every single day. I need an alternative - one that can do all the things UPAD can do.
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Long time user - huge disappointment

I have been a long time user of this app in multiple iPads. Crashed and lost all data. No support!

Frequent Data Loss

I do not recommend any version of UPAD. I initially downloaded UPAD Lite, that kept crashing and I lost my data. So, I paid for UPAD which the creators later renamed UPAD for iCloud. This crashes frequently as well. It no longer loads when opened. I cannot access anything. I keep checking for updates to both versions. Today I discovered a third version of the same app. The reviews are relaying that people are experiencing the same issues as the last two versions. So it seems to me that rather than fix the issues preventing users from utilizing the app, they are putting on new versions that require an additional download fee and allows them the opportunity to disassociate themselves with the negative reviews.
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Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Documents randomly disappearing or becoming corrupted

Bug

Issues with importing and exporting files

Bug

Erratic behavior when switching between pages or folders

Bug

Compatibility problems with newer iOS versions

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Copy, paste, and move written content

Feature

Improved PDF annotation tools

Feature

Seamless cloud integration (Dropbox, iCloud, etc.)

Feature

Handwriting-to-text conversion

Feature

Customizable templates and layouts

Feature

FAQ

What does UPAD for iCloud do?

UPAD for iCloud transforms your tablet into a digital notebook that mimics the feel of writing on paper. It allows you to take handwritten notes, draw, edit PDF files, insert text and images, and organize your documents.

What are the key features of UPAD for iCloud?

Key features include a natural handwriting feel, PDF editing with annotation capabilities, easy image and text insertion, shape and table creation, document sharing via various platforms, and iCloud synchronization for seamless access across devices.

How much does UPAD for iCloud cost?

The application is a paid app, meaning you purchase it once to unlock all its features. There are no ongoing subscription fees or in-app purchases mentioned.

What devices is UPAD for iCloud compatible with?

The app is designed for iPads and also supports iCloud sync with iPhones, allowing you to access your documents across both devices. It is optimized for touch-pen input.

What are common use cases for UPAD for iCloud?

Common use cases include taking lecture or conference notes, journaling, planning schedules, editing theses or manuals, annotating PDFs, and creating documents with a personal touch. It's also useful for calligraphy and drawing.