In this video I’m testing out the brand new Text Document (Text Doc) feature inside Goodnotes 6, and I’m basically treating it like Goodnotes’ answer to a clean, distraction-free writing space—without leaving my notebook system. I walk you through what it is, where to find it, and how it fits into a more “typed notes” workflow if you love the Goodnotes aesthetic but you don’t always want to handwrite everything. I also share how I’d personally use Text Docs for planning, brain dumps, scripts, study notes, and quick lists—especially when I’m switching between iPad and other Apple devices. If you’re already using Goodnotes for handwritten notes, this is such a nice way to keep everything in one place and still stay organized. And if you’re new to Goodnotes 6, I link my beginner guide, tips & tricks, and the Goodnotes whiteboard video so you can build a simple workflow that actually sticks.