We can really think of note-taking tools as content creation platforms. Broadly speaking, they actually fall into the same big category as video and audio editing software they're all about helping people create stuff. The main difference is that text is way more flexible and has a lower barrier to entry compared to audio or video. That's why note-taking tools are also better at helping us retain knowledge and express ourselves, and they can even double as knowledge management solutions.

Honestly, no matter what kind of content you're creating or what platform and tools you're using to produce and publish it, the underlying creative process pretty much stays the same. It goes from topic selection, information gathering, and idea formation, to the actual production and finally publishing. These steps make up the core content creation workflow. If we were to map these steps out in a table, you'd clearly see where different types of tools come into play.

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Since Recap s launch in January, we ve received a lot of encouraging feedback and valuable suggestions. Based on these friendly inputs, we ve quickly rolled out an updated version with the following key features:

1. You can now upload links/images directly from the mobile device, so you can use Recap on your phone!

2. We ve removed the 20-page limit for PDF uploads, and more importantly, we now support text recognition from images within PDFs.

3. YouTube content browsing is optimized. Now you can jump to key time points directly on Recap web.

4. Overall performance improvements: page load speed has increased by over 200%.

It s important to note that all of the above features are available to all users, including those on the free plan.