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As a Biochemistry student, of all the notetaking software on the market, I haven't found a single one that has as many crucial features [as] Stempad. In one web app, it has chemical structure drawing, … and you can generate graphs from experimental data. Compared to other note-taking software that integrates LaTeX for mathematics, I have been able to add equations [much more] intuitively, with automatic formatting and none of the 'backslash' malarkey. An absolutely brilliant tool for all STEM students. The team also works quickly to add new features and fixes which enables me to get key concepts, thoughts and ideas down much more quickly.

Joe - Sheffield Hallam University

As a high school student from Canada, I use Stempad to keep up with my Chemistry, Math, and English classes. I discovered it through an Instagram ad, and the multifunctionality immediately caught my attention. Before using Stempad, I relied on Excalidraw for quick notes, but now that it's integrated into Stempad, it's way more convenient to manage everything in one place. One of the things I love most about Stempad is how seamlessly it brings different tools together. Whether I'm drawing diagrams for chemistry or organizing math notes, it's all in one place without needing to switch apps. The interface is intuitive, making it easy to stay organized and efficient. Overall, Stempad has transformed my study routine, and I highly recommend it to other students looking for a versatile and efficient note-taking solution.

Aryan - Merivale High School

I started to use Stempad because it gave me an alternative that was more advanced than Google Docs and more intuitive than others like LaTeX. I really enjoy the quick responses when bugs are found, and the great communication of future plans in regards to it.

Daniel - UT Austin

I mostly picked Stempad because of its easy use and ability to add math functions and other great features such as matrixes and drawings. This allows me to make really great notes in real time and I highly recommend it over alternatives as it's much easier to use as compared to LaTeX.

Isabella - University of Oklahoma

I always wanted to take notes on my computer for math and engineering classes, but there was no software that would allow me to type the special characters required fast enough and draw diagrams quickly enough to keep up with that lecturer. Stempad does all of that and more seamlessly, leading to notes that are much more useful to study from than conventional pen and paper. It's well worth the subscription price.

Clay - California Community College

Stempad has taken all my favorite apps and has combined them into one. I can now take notes very easily and organize them easily. I am a Mechanical Major and being able to easily paste images, write equations without having to learn how to type in LaTeX, and quickly create structures like free body diagrams and flowcharts make notetaking a whole lot easier and faster. In addition, if pen note taking is your thing, Stempad also has a block for drawing so you can freely write in addition to typing out your notes. Stempad is note taking on another level.

Kaw - Northern Illinois University

It was really easy to get started. There are prompts right at the cursor that tell you how to get started, giving you choices to enter inline math, matrices, tables, graphs and how to format text. Online help is right where you need it. For my first document I created an answer key for a homework assignment. Some of the answers were just text explanations, others were equations, still others were graphs. Entering equations was simple. If you know how to use Desmos for graphing and geometry, adding those things to a document was a snap. It took me about 5 minutes to create answers for about 20 problems. I was able to export the document to PDF and post it for my students. If you're a LaTeX user... you can export your documents to LaTeX and edit them further on your own. The exported LaTeX code was simple and easy to work with. But if you don't use LaTeX, don't worry... you don't really need to use it. One other thing to like about Stempad is that the development team is super responsive. When I had problems or feedback they got back to me quickly and were able to help me out. The development team is focused on making Stempad easy to use for teachers and students.

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