It's no secret that app developers seem to pay more attention to Apple platforms than Android or Windows. The list of iPhone-only apps that I long for on Android is short, but notable. If I had to narrow it down to just two iOS apps I'd love to use on my Android devices, note-taking app Notability and travel app Flighty would be at the top of my list. It's going to get shorter in April, because Notability is finally getting an Android version.
Notability got a major upgrade just last week that helped it inch closer to becoming a truly cross-platform notes app. It gained a web client, meaning that you can access Notability notes on any device with a browser, including on Android phones. The web client supports every staple Notability feature, such as live recordings and transcripts, file uploads and editing, and markup tools. Using the Notability Cloud sync function, notes created in the iOS, iPadOS, or macOS apps will be available on the web client, and vice versa.
