NimbleNotes vs UsabilitySquare

The digital notebook that helps you study

NimbleNotes is an online note-taking and study platform, designed to help students learn more efficiently. Our digital notebook improves the learning workflow with unrivaled search and filter capabilities, instantly generated flashcard decks, and study session analytics.

Every student wants neat, organized notes that make it easy to find the key information for each subject, and lots of quality study materials to prepare for exams. Unfortunately, creating these can be so time-consuming and tedious that many students resort to ineffective learning methods, like simply rereading notes or textbooks. Those that do tough it out end up wasting a bunch of time finding and copying information from their notes into physical or digital flashcards and study guides. NimbleNotes removes the hassle from this process, bridging the gap between note-taking and studying, and allowing students to focus on what’s important: learning the course material.

NimbleNotes features three key elements to improve a student’s learning workflow:

1. Our note editor uses a data-driven approach to organizing your notes, providing customizable templates that group related information for faster note-taking and consistent styling. We support multimedia notes, like images and videos, as well as content-specific notes, like LaTeX and code syntax (available soon).

2. The note filter helps you locate the exact information you need, anytime you need it. It also powers our unique study material generator which can instantly create entire decks of flashcards from your notes.

3. You can review these study materials in our built-in study tool which provides detailed reports and stat tracking for an optimized learning experience. Support for practice exams and additional study modes are coming soon.

UsabilitySquare is a place where usability enthusiasts gather to test each other ideas and products.

All one has to do to get totally free and unbiased feedback from real people is to make an experiment, which practically means to: 1. upload a photo, 2. ask a question which can be answered by click, and 3. enjoy a heatmap, generated out of click answers of real people. While waiting for your heatmap, you can help other Squarers by answering to the questions for their experiments. From this moment on, you finally can start making validated and data-driven decisions totally free.