Plumbago, a Microsoft Garage Project

I've been looking for a Windows app that allows me to choose paper types, similar to One Note, but allow me to only erase parts of a stroke, instead of an entire stroke. Plumbago offers this, and offers a multitude of paper types. My single complaint is that it would be great to have Kanji practice paper. I can make do with normal graph paper of course, but having the option would be great. Maybe add a way to insert custom paper types via PNGs, JPG, or GIF or something?

I love the idea of this digital notebook/sketchbook, but on my Surface Pro 3 I notice a few weird things while writing. It does not capture pen strokes as smoothly as OneNote. It is like it is trying to recognize my handwriting and not quite able to do so. It will sometimes miss out letters when I write, when OneNote never does that. Maybe it is restricted to the device I am on, but that is what I am seeing so far. Hopefully that gets fixed in an update. Other than that, I love all the app. Very nice. Sketchnoters should love it :)

Being able to rest my hand on the screen without worrying about accidentally causing writing is great. Writing only works with my pen, while touch allows me to switch pages, zoom, etc. Great app so far. Changed my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars. Love the app for all the same reasons, but it has quite a few quirks still. I hope the developers keep ironing those out! A few examples include: Sometimes notebook pages appear gray instead of white, sometimes the app will randomly close, swiping to change pages oftentimes leaves you sitting half on one page and half on another.

Perfect for my random notes. I can easily go and check them, correct, erase them. Easy enough to have notes organized in "notebooks". Personally, I would like each notebook to have more pages but other than that, it's simply an excellent app to use with a 'stylus' pen and a touchscreen.

I like others have problems with the pen cursor disappearing. Please fix with a refresh to cursor on any movement.

I absolutely love this app, it is exactly what I need for a notebook app. However, I do have one problem with this app which is that I dislike how the cursor disappears from the screen when using the pen. I would like to have the cursor there so that I have some way of telling where I'm drawing exactly.