I'm looking at other tools because of things like that. One warning when exporting all your notes out of Paper - it updates the "Viewed recently" date for every doc you export! Madness! And since Dropbox forces us to sort our docs by "viewed recently" instead of more useful last edited date, it totally screws up your sorting order. Image Source: Dropbox Paper Best For: Professionals who value collaboration with a focus on multimedia. I've exported all my notes out of Paper as Markdown, but I haven't had time to try the import yet. You can choose templates for documents in order to save time. PEN format if you are exporting as PEN files. In addition to allowing you to add and edit notes as a team. Backup your notes to Dropbox (or other supported apps) To backup your notes to Dropbox as PDFs or Penultimate backup files (.PEN): Make sure youve installed Dropbox on you device and signed-in to Dropbox from your Penultimate Settings page.
With the paid version, you can do import/export. Dropbox Paper can be used on your phone for editing documents on the go. Dropbox Paper is another powerful alternative to Evernote thats ideal for team collaboration. It uses dedicated apps on Windows, Android, etc. Evernote is another good alternative, but I find it to be a bit too slow and heavy.
It is free, simple to use, and saves documents into the cloud, making it easy to access projects even when switching between different computers. It's very similar to Paper in a lot of ways, minus the collaboration features, which I never used anyway. Google Drive is the primary project collaboration site used by many. I've started using UpNote and have been pretty happy with it as an alternative. My main use cases are checklists, todo/task lists, and general note taking (ie.
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