Looking at this from the dev sideĪs a user, it’s valid to be frustrated when you have to pay for a product and features that you’ve already shelled out for in the past, but it’s important to look at this from the dev side too.
GOOD NOTE VS NOTABILITY UPDATE
We’ve asked the company to clarify if this change applies to the app, and we’ll update the story if we hear back. I think this applies to Notability and if enough users put a spotlight on this issue, might allow us premium purchasers to keep using it without subscription. For example, let customers who have already purchased a “full game unlock” continue to access the full game after you introduce a subscription model for new customers. If you are changing your existing app to a subscription-based business model, you should not take away the primary functionality existing users have already paid for. Very disappointed there is no grandfathering in will be switching.Ī commenter on Reddit also noted that this change could break Apple’s app store subscription rules. I happily paid for the Mac and iOS versions of Notability separately all the way back in 2015, and it's accompanied me through 3 degrees now. Īstonished that is moving to a subscription model. Now it is garbage just like every other note taking app. The free version is literally shit, it has almost no features.
GOOD NOTE VS NOTABILITY FOR FREE
“You will be able to use the app for free for 1 year” If you would like access to more premium content or technology like MyScript’s Handwriting Recognition and Math Conversion, you may choose to subscribe at any point.Ī lot of people who’ve paid up for premium features in the past, are irked by this new model. You will continue to have access to any items or technology you previously purchased. You will be able to continue using Notability as you do now for the next year for free. The new change will make the app available to more customers, but what about existing users? People who already shelled out the $8.99? Well, Gingers Labs, the company behind Notability, says it’ll give you access to premium features for a year, but then you have to pay up. Here’s a roundup of the features between the free and premium versions of the app: Feature difference between free and premium version of Notability Notability is switching to a subscription model, which requires you to pay a yearly fee of $14.99 (currently $11.99) for its premium features. First, the good news: the app (which used to be $8.99) is now free! Well, kinda.
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