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• Four kinds of note: Written pages, freehand drawing, mind maps and flashcards — in one notebook, not four apps.
• Just files, in your folders: A notebook is a folder. Point Sprout at one you already have and it reads what is there without moving anything.
• No lock-in: Notes are files on your disk, not rows in someone else's database. Deleting the app leaves your work exactly where it was.
• Works offline: Notes open and save with no connection. Textbook search downloads its search model once, then runs offline too.
• Syncs when you want: Sign in to sync across devices, or never sign in at all and keep it entirely local.
• Flashcards and spaced review: Turn a page into flashcards and a spaced-review queue.
• PDF annotation: Draw and annotate directly on PDFs and lecture slides.
• Textbook search: Add your textbooks and search inside them by meaning rather than keyword — so a question finds the right passage even if the book never uses those words.
• AI chat about your notes: Ask about your own notes when you are signed in.