Markdown would be a great way to markup hand-written documents that could be transformed into actual formatting when the handwriting recognition is applied. Perhaps not everything, but a subset like bold and italic and lists. Check-out https://commonmark.org/help/ for more info.
Comments: 12
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08 Nov, '18
JackAbsolutely Second this. Would be a game changing feature.
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23 Nov, '18
Hernan QuirozThis could be one of the BEST features for the App!
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30 Nov, '18
StephanieI agree! It would be great if there was a way to have formatting preserved from my handwritten notes to the transciption!
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08 Dec, '18
Clifton FranklundThis is a must have for me. I would even consider paying a bit more to add it as a premium feature.
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10 Dec, '18
KarlI would love this so much! Having at least some formatting capability would make the OCR much more useful. It's neat right now, but could become perfect.
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22 Jan, '19
AndrewThis would kick the usefulness up a notch. Please do this.
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07 Mar, '19
Jonathan LucasI'd go so far as to say that the OCR is not very useful without this feature. It currently just converts into a free-form text stream, ignoring even paragraph breaks.
Implementing Markdown support would allow you to support output as HTML, Word, PDF documents etc. -
06 May, '19
Benjamin Van TreeseThis would be really awesome.
The killer would be making it able to diff the current markdown vs another (i.e. when you've checked boxes or etc, added new items).
So that you could assign one of the targets to a "markdown note/todo list" thing so that when you've checked things off in your notebook, scan it, and it would diff/autoupdate the markdown note that exists somewhere else.
I would honestly stop using other todo apps / workflowy etc for this. Even if a premium feature (like $20/year) -
14 May, '19
RobI would also pay more for adding markdown to my notes.
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17 Aug, '19
ZakThis would be amazing!
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10 Oct, '19
AlleyWould upvote this more than once if I could
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18 Nov, '19
Kevin HarmsLot's of people that are using Rocketbook are also going to be at least somewhat familiar with Markdown. They're already using it to transfer their notes to cloud apps such as OneNote, EverNote, etc., so it's a natural extension to add Markdown capability.