Inkling

I’m a H&R Block affiliated franchise employee, so my perspective is from the end user. The system works OK on my iPad, however It would be useful if I could add freeform notes with my apple pencil directly to the page. I could do that on the PDF’s, but can’t with our new system.

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I use this app because the e book that i purchased is via inkling. You cannot import this to notability. Fine, you have the rights, whatever. You cannot use Apple Pencil to make notes, the highlighter is a pain to work with. You cannot customize anything like multiple other apps, paid or free. And it seems like the company doesn’t’t care, because I am not the first one to write the bad review about the same issues. They probably have a contract with medical publishers, and could care less since they get paid anyway. It is so slow to scroll through the book, going from page one to page 2. I wish someone would make an app for us to be able to download this book that i paid full price for, so i can start using it like its my personal property instead of being limited by this good-for-nothing app. If anyone knows of an app that is capable of doing so, please post in the reviews.

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My company has over a 1000 inkdocs on this service and it seems to take forever to load. During the downloads the app is almost unusable. Scrolling lags or doesn’t respond at all. You can tell this isn’t very optimized or properly developed. I’m on an Xs Max so it shouldn’t be warm to the touch while this app is running.

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Why can’t I log into the mobile app with my personal account? The whole purpose of e-books is to be able to access them on our mobile apps. Going to the web to view them on your mobile device is clunky and not user friendly.

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I use this when training in class on my iPad and iPhone. The app runs incredibly slow on the iPad causing people who like to follow along to fall behind quickly, and it doesn’t allow users to click on most links. On the iPhone, however, it just consistently crashes.