GoodNotes AlternativesOnly Free apps categorised as Digital Painting Tools for Kindle Fire
GoodNotes is not available for Kindle Fire but there is one alternative with similar functionality. The best free Kindle Fire Digital Painting Tool alternative is Microsoft OneNote. If that doesn't work for you, our users have ranked more than 50 alternatives to GoodNotes, but unfortunately only one of them is a free and Digital Painting Tool available for Kindle Fire. If you can't find an alternative you can try to remove all filters.
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1137 likes88 Microsoft OneNote alternativesComprehensive digital notebook offering organizers, shared notes, multi-device syncing, and optical character recognition, plus cloud-based data management for efficient information handling and accessibility.
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Perfect for everything- iPad and mobile apps are free
OneNote for Android does not have as much functionality, especially for journaling. The Android app does not have any template function, which is one of my main needs. OneNote for iOS, Windows, and Mac has this, but the Android app is very behind.
Basically winning because Microsoft Office overall is so ubiquitous. Has a long way to go with the emergence of alternatives like Zettlr, Roam and Obsidian, but still, an excellent tool in itself and where it is up to now. But seriously, why have to install OneNote for Desktop and for Office if you are running it on desktop Windows OS and you own Office too - and not having all the functionality of both in either?!?!