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Feedback for Nuwa Pen?
Planned
Batch export multiple notes into one PDF
Allow exporting all notes from a single day, or a user-selected set of notes, into one combined PDF instead of only sharing individual notes. The current per-note PDF export makes the pen impractical for daily work where the app contains many one-liner notes that all relate to the same text.
The ability to report multiple notes as a single "paper" note.
Currently, the way to report a note is to select one note which could be part of a larger stream of notes. To be able to report more efficiently, it would be nice to select multiple notes to report under the guise of one full note
Completed
Support for various light frequencies
We need to support various light frequencies (50hz and 60hz) for improved Digital Copies.
Custom ML Model / API Integration
Summary Add the ability to connect a user-supplied model or API so that transcription and processing run on the user's own private tokens. Problem / Motivation Currently, all transcription and processing is handled through our default backend. Users who want greater control over cost, privacy, or model choice have no way to route this work through their own provider. Proposed Solution Allow users to configure a custom model endpoint and supply their own API key/token. All transcription and processing requests would then be sent through that connection rather than the default service.
Salesforce Integration
Allow Nuwa pen to have an integration with Salesforce CRM and add handwritten notes under notes
SDK
I’m working on a note taking app for professionals. To integrate the Nuwa Pen into custom business apps, a SDK would be welcomed.
Add support to Mac
Real time synchronization. That is absolutely crucial since I cannot do the online presentation without.
OneNote Integration
Commonly used applications like OneNote or Obsidian would be essential for work productivity, consider offering options to digital copy, typed text, or an auto-organized system. Also, auto-generated timestamps.
Nuwa Pen for Document Editing
I was interested in reading the article comparing NuwaPen with Remarkable and the conclusion that remarkable was better for marking up documents and drawings. In a basic MVP, it would be possible to use the Nuwa app or other scanning app on a mobile phone to digitally scan a page of a paper document using the camera, (apps like Dropbox can do this well already if you prefer to integrate the feature rather than recreate the scanning function). Once scanned it would be possible to import the scanned document as the “paperspace” for Nuwa app digital document. If you can then orientate and align the paper version with the digital versions of the page, it would be possible to add the handwriting mark ups to the digital page. Second, once you can edit one page of text, it’s a short leap to handling and editing a multipage document. Finally, an advanced feature would be to OCR the document text and formatting / layout from the scan, then create “smart editing” by converting the handwriting crossing out and additions, into live edits of the digital text producing a final edited version of the digital document “automatically”. This has many challenges but would be an awesome future feature and is similar to previous posts requested by budding authors writing and editing transcripts. Good luck David
Nuwa Pen for fiction writers?
I was wondering how Nuwa Pen may be able to support writers who often need to go back to the original text and make corrections, add or delete entire sentences, etc. Will the Pen create a new document with only the most recent changes (in which can it will not be supportive), or will it integrate in one document the whole history of the changes made, like in a real manuscript? In this latter case, I can tell you the pen would be a real game-changer for writers, especially fiction writers...
Rollerball Version
For many pen enthusiasts, the pen type is crucial in their purchase decision. Like me, many prefer a rollerball over a ballpoint. I recommend developing a rollerball version of the Nuwa pen.
Nuwa App availability for Mac/Windows
While the Nuwa App is downloadable on Macbook, the Nuwa Pen cannot connect with the Macbook.
Color
True color sampling so digital ink can match colors on paper from color pencils , paints and inks. Sketch layers for on documents for artist renderings. Quick change ink cartridges with color wheel recognition.
Tag & Category System for Organized Notes & Subgroups
Can this digital pen support a category-based tagging system where main categories like @Spiritual, @Self/Family, @Career, @Social house sub-tags for better organization? Example: • @Self/Family → #shopping, #buylater, #workout, #stretchAM • @Social → #MeetUp [date] [auto-recurring if not checked] • @Career → #yelp, #yelptodo Also Auto Reminders default & auto-reminders+ for like birthdays etc or wedding from the to-do list cross sync with iCloud Reminders & Calendars, differentiate between [Event/Reminder] This would allow structured sorting within folders, creating a seamless way to track and organize notes. Also, would an Undo button be possible? & categories without the “@”. Widgets to display the Categories, dark mode, etc
Find My Nuwa Pen
Allow a location read-out for Nuwa Pen so that, from the app, you can see its last location in case you lose it.
Push Notification Ideas
Here are a couple of ideas as to what kind of notifications we can implement in the app: Summary This tells user something like “A summary of your notes for the past week has been created”. Particularly useful on a sunday evening to be ready for the next week. Patch notes
Autocorrect
Autocorrect readily available as a drop-down on a word that perhaps quite correct it just not sure of. So you can just click and replace or accept or something similar to that.
Update Original Notes Instead of Creating Duplicates
As a user, I want my notes to be updated in place rather than creating separate versions, so that I always have the latest and most accurate information without duplication. [Phil Horby, Linkedin]