Now have MyWrite Nebo on it. Maybe 3rd in Productivity and €9.95, not a subscription
Far better than MS One Note, which is very clunky on Android though free, and has no offline handwriting conversion other than Gboard input to a text box.
Major differences from Nebo on Kobo (Advanced Notebooks on Sage or Elipsa)
- Preview of handwriting as computer text as you write.
- No temporary drop outs
- Copy and paste works properly
- Drag and resize is instant and easy
- Conversion to text is much faster with double tap.
- Conversion of sketched boxes & lines to chart works better and faster
- Export and save as docx dramatically faster
- Share export to other apps
- Import PDF for markup/annotation (not tried it yet)
- Add and change language without changing system language (on Kobo it follows main system choice)
- Any colour. More flexible sketch insertions
There may be other better enhancements. There are Mac & Windows viewers and an iOS app. I know you can't import iPad Nebo file on Kobo. I will see can Android app use Kobo Nebo file later.
The advantage of Nebo on Kobo Elipsa and Sage is that it's free. It's hampered by eink and CPU performance. It's certainly better on Kobo than reMarkable's Notepad application.
No WiFi or server or cloud service needed (See Kindle Scribe).