Dropbox Paper
Dropbox is a very well-known file storage service. It lets users store files online and access them at any time. In 2014, Dropbox acquired Hackpad , a web-based collaborative text editor. Hackpad formed the foundation of Dropbox Notes , a note-taking app the company released in 2015. In that same year, the company rebranded its note-taking app as Dropbox Paper with a focus on collaborative document editing. Dropbox didn’t struggle to find users for its Paper app because of its massive user base. It currently has millions of users, many of whom praise its features. We sought to see if the note-taking app lived up to its hype. (Image credit: Dropbox) Dropbox Paper: Plans and pricing Dropbox Paper is free to use because it’s a complementary app to the Dropbox cloud storage service. You don’t pay any fees to use it apart from what Dropbox charges users who surpass the 2GB free-tier storage limit. There are two premium Dropbox storage plans for individual us...