I want to talk about how I use Rocketbook and Obsidian and then we can talk about my thoughts on the process. This is a TLDR version so if you want some specific details or want me to write about a specific workflow let me know. Backstory --------- Some years ago I bough a Rocketbook notebook and thought I would use it for notes at work and when studying. I ended up hating it and going back to using traditional notebooks for classes and moleskin like notebooks for daily and work things. So why did you go back? ----------------------- Valid question. I\'ve been super into using obsidian and I\'ve realized that I now really hate re-typing my notes, or I just straight up forget. That lead me to finding a better solution. I don\'t use Obsidian sync so my ipad was swiftly not an option. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Side Note: Obsidian on ipad was really bad. I want them to allow dropbox sync atleast. I had to make a whole different vault, then just got in my feels about all the moving parts, and said screw it. No laptop, no digital notes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Anyway\...Rocketbook is the only other product I know that can digitize my writing. Their app makes a pdf of your page/pages, and then it can send it to dropbox (dropbox is clearly very important here). Final Thoughts -------------- I\'ll be honest, I still don\'t really like Rocketbook. The pages could easily rip out and the initial pen is trash (I bought a pack of amazon that is more fitting). I\'m also a little scared that one day I\'ll still have streaks on my pages from writing so much on \~30-40 pages. That being said this is just the solution I was looking for. I\'ve been taking notes on youtube videos, security+ CE, and quick in person classes. Now instead of thinking \"when am I going to type this up\", I just open the app and take a picture. Now the real Obsidian con is that I can\'t tag pdfs but I\'m ok with that. Just having them in the right folder is all that matters. I guess my mind map doesn\'t have to show all the connections as long as I have my folders organized by subject. \"In Conclusion\"(lols), I think Rocketbook really shines in the student/learner capacity. I don\'t think you should use it for much else (the panda planner version might be cool). With Obsidian being a learning tool, and me having everything all organized (mostly) I\'ve been able to keep a smooth learning to documentation/archive workflow.