Tertiary NotePad vs Monosemy

NotePad is a clean, native iPad note-taking app built for Apple Pencil. It feels like a paper notebook with the power of digital ink. - Handwriting with pressure and tilt, low latency, and palm rejection - the Pencil draws while a finger scrolls and two fingers zoom. - GoodNotes-style tool bar: pen, highlighter, erasers, color dropdown and widths. - White paper or blackboard templates, applied across the whole notebook. - Shapes and flowcharts (process, decision, start/end, connectors) with editable vector overlays; connectors re-route when you move a node. - Type directly into sticky notes and flowchart nodes (multi-line, with background colors). - Lasso to move, delete or copy multiple strokes; recolor and edit shapes. - Import PDFs and annotate them; export pages or whole notebooks to PDF/PNG/JPG. - Organize with nested notebooks and tags, and search inside your handwriting. - Record voice memos per notebook. - Everything syncs across your devices with iCloud. Powered by Tertiary Infotech Academy Pte Ltd.

Monosemy is an AI note app that understands handwriting and sketches. Using AI should not mean stopping to rewrite your thoughts as a separate prompt. Monosemy reads the context of questions, equations, sketches, and materials on the page, then brings search results, calculations, tables, graphs, and working tools directly into your note. AI that starts with your handwriting • Search the web from questions written by hand and get organized answers. • Solve equations and view step-by-step solutions. • Organize handwritten content into tables. • Create function graphs directly from your notes. • Use your notes and imported materials as context for AI search. Tools that work on the page • View search results and browse the web without leaving your note. • Use calculators, math tools, tables, and graphs alongside your handwriting. • Add maps, calendars, to-dos, timers, and memos to the page. • Pass results between connected tools to continue your work. Bring the materials you already use • Import, read, and annotate PDFs. • Import PowerPoint and Word documents. • Add images and documents to your notes. • Combine handwriting, sketches, materials, and AI results on one page. • Search handwriting and content across your notes. In Monosemy, AI is not somewhere you go after taking notes. It becomes part of the page as you write and draw.