Moleskine Notes for PC

★ ★ ★ Moleskine Notes Overview

What is Moleskine Notes?

Moleskine Notes is a digital note-taking app that works in conjunction with the Pen+ smart pen and Paper Tablet smart notebooks. The app allows users to digitize their handwritten notes and sketches, organize them with tags, edit them with colors, and share them with others. The app also offers real-time audio recording and playback, as well as the ability to sync notes to Google Drive and Evernote clouds.

Software Features and Description

1. Moleskine Notes is designed to be used with the Pen+ smart pen, a range of Paper Tablet smart notebooks and Smart Diary/Planner.

2. Once you connect Moleskine Pen+ to smart device, the app will automatically archive the notes by date, location and page.

3. Digital Storage: Moleskine Pen+ is a smartpen that writes on paper but also mirrors into smart devices.

4. Transcribe & Search handwritten notes: Your handwritten notes can transcribe into digital text through MyScript’s engine.

5. Internal Memory: Moleskine Pen+ can store up to 1,000 pages (5 Notebooks) by itself without being connected to smart devices.

6. The Moleskine Notes App is part of the Moleskine Smart Writing Set.

7. You can also pair your handwritten notes with real-time audio recording and replay your synced notes and voice recordings straight from the App.

8. The Moleskine Notes App is the perfect place to keep, find, edit and share your digitized notes.

9. Once handwritten text is transcribed into digital text, you can export the data, tag content, or search by note pages.

10. A specially designed notebook, smartpen (Pen+) and App that work together to instantly digitize notes and sketches made on paper.

11. While you record your voice during writing, you can replay your written notes and recorded voice simultaneously according to the timeline.

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Download and install Moleskine Notes on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Moleskine Notes	Get App ↲	115 2.25	Moleskine Srl

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Moleskine Notes app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Moleskine Notes on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Moleskine Notes"
The search will reveal the Moleskine Notes app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Moleskine Notes is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Moleskine Notes.
Now enjoy Moleskine Notes on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Moleskine Srl	2.25	2.7

Get Moleskine Notes on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Moleskine Srl	115	2.25

Download on Android: Download Android

Moleskine Notes functions

- Digitize handwritten notes and sketches using the Pen+ smart pen and Paper Tablet smart notebooks

- Organize notes with tags

- Edit notes with colors

- Sync notes to Google Drive and Evernote clouds

- Real-time audio recording and playback

- Export notes in Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, and OneNote formats

- Search handwritten notes based on transcribed text and tags

- Store up to 1,000 pages (5 notebooks) in the Pen+ smart pen's internal memory

- Export drawings in scalable image formats (SVG, PNG, JPG)

✔ Pros:

- The app syncs quickly with iCal calendar and shows notes nearly instantly.

- The app is simple to use and figure out.

- The app allows for backup to Evernote and Google Drive.

- The pen and notebooks work exactly as intended.

☹ Cons:

- The app needs an update for a smoother experience.

- The app does not have a user guide, making it difficult to figure out some features.

- The app does not differentiate between different types of notebooks, making it difficult to switch between them.

- Backups to Google Drive are spotty and non-functioning.

- The app does not have handwriting transcription, making notes non-searchable.

Top Pcmac Reviews

Works great!

By Trbutche (Pcmac user)

I have the Ellipse+ the app pen and the smart notebooks and planners, and they all work exactly the way they are intended. I love that when I write in my planner (though I’m not using it full time yet, since it’s for 2018) it shows up nearly instantly on my iCal calendar, same for my notebooks, when I have the app open, it shows up right away, or very quickly after connecting when I use the pen without first opening app and connecting. I’ve not yet figured out the auto save feature, (I have it set to auto save to Evernote and nothing seems to be there) I wish I could find a user guide for the app so I’m not just “playing around” to figure out the features, even though overall it is very simple to use and figure out. I also have a LiveScribe and I prefer this one to that. Edit: on the IPad version there is a link at the bottom of the menu that allows me to back it up to Evernote, but I cannot see that on my phone app. Maybe the phone app needs an update to work better with the IPhone X screen settings? Would be nice to see the same options on both devices.
I still want to enjoy it

By jill3478 (Pcmac user)

I love the app and while I wanted to love the pen, this app needs updated badly. There are so many up and coming note taking apps that I can’t connect to because of the way the app is setup. Even in Evernote, it’s limited. I also tried Adobe Creative Cloud, but the color in the notes is gone. Overall, updating the app for a smoother experience would help.
This app is an absolute disaster

By TheDanBurkhardt (Pcmac user)

Nevermind that this app is just a lazily forked and re-branded version of Neo Smartpen app, it’s an unmitigated disaster at doing the very thing smart pens are supposed to be useful for- backing up and digitizing notes. I invested in 5 the app Ncode notebooks and this app doesn’t tell the difference between any of them. If I use two notebooks of the same type, I have to lock one, and then unlock the other. This process is HORRENDOUS. No shortcuts through Siri or a widget app or anything else to make it simpler. To make it worse, backups to Google drive are spotty and totally non-functioning for me for the past several weeks. Numerous other notes: - The design of this app looks like it came straight out of iOS6. The UI is a disaster. The scroll wheel interface is garbage, time-wasting and frequently overscrolls - Backup is garbage - Notifications are non existent. The app isn’t smart enough to remind you if you haven’t backed up to cloud in a while and doesn’t let you know if your account is disconnected. - Interaction with the pen is through a UIAlert!? What is happening here??? Why, why would you do that? It’s the roughest and least user friendly product I’ve ever encountered tried to a major brand. the app should be embarrassed to be associated with this application.
Just another overly complicated writing app

By Justinr9999 (Pcmac user)

It syncs with Evernote and some others, but they require access to read your notes and the privacy agreement was broad and complex, in addition to the fact that I had to agree to something they did not provide a link to read. Sounds like a scam to mine my notes. The app itself does not do handwriting transcription, so you might as well just take pictures for free of your notebook pages because that’s all you get out of this device. Your notes won’t be searchable, but they will be backed up. This may be worth it for some, but for me I’d rather use my pencil and a plain old notebook and take pictures of very important pages for backup rather than complicate my life with pen charging, etc. What if I lose my pen or leave it at home/work? Additionally, the notebook has pages protruding from the sides to make it appear like a tablet (lame). Without hard cover protection, these will only get destroyed in my backpack and daily life, much as the robust edges of the old style notebook. I’m returning the pen and the notebook. Poor design, poor implementation, lack of features. This seems more like a public beta test to me. Once features to transcribe my handwriting are implemented so I can search my notes, I’ll give it another shot.