LiquidText

Name: LiquidText
Rating: 4.6 (6363 reviews)
Author: LiquidText, Inc.

By: LiquidText, Inc. App

Annotate & review documents

Overview

Version:

7.3.12

Last updated: 2026-07-13

Features & Capabilities

LiquidText provides a fast, natural way to review, gather, and organize information across documents and webpages. Pull excerpts, connect ideas with ink links and mind maps, and annotate multiple pages to prepare reports, meetings, or study sessions.

Features include cross-device sync, OCR, import/export to PDF and Word, real-time collaboration, and powerful search and margin notes, all designed to streamline research and writing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Writing

By:

LiquidText, Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(6,363)

Version:

7.3.12 Last updated: 2026-07-13

Version code:

888078373

Creation date:

2015-09-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

311.85MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 22,920 ▼ 38

Other rankings

#21 in highlighter keyword 51 ▼ 3

For Developers

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Developed by:

LiquidText, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/liquidtext/id922765270

Website:

http://liquidtext.net/

User Reviews

LiquidText is praised for its unique, powerful research-oriented features and Zotero sync, with an intuitive feel and ongoing development. However, many reviews warn about the subscription price, recurring bugs and license/sync issues, navigation and feature gaps, and accessibility drawbacks. Overall, it’s a compelling tool for heavy document work, but its value is undermined by cost, reliability, and UX limitations.

Pros

Powerful, unique research and annotation capabilities (ink links) and a visual, cross-document workspace.
Solid Zotero integration and reliable synchronization across devices.
Intuitive interface and a forward-looking workflow that feels distinct from standard productivity tools.
Active development delivering useful features for academic/legal research workflows.

Cons

Price: subscription-based model and lack of a clear one-time payment option; perceived high cost and paywalls.
Stability and reliability issues: frequent crashes, license corruption, and syncing problems across devices.
UX gaps: navigation can be cumbersome, limited bookmarking/ outlining, and missing features like OCR for handwritten text and robust multi-window support.
Accessibility concerns: poor accessibility with screen readers on iPadOS.

Recent reviews

Bad business. Their new subscription service overpowers the app I paid for. If you moved to a subscription model, you should either allow people who purchased the original product to still access it, refund the purchase price, or at least offer a complementary subscription. What you have done is simply theft.

by $!*****, 2026-07-18

I have used this app on and off for years. It’s a useful app for people how do research and have hundres of pdf documents to absorb and linnk and understand. However, Every time I install the app on a new device I have a couple of days getting ti to recognize my unlimited subscription. I really think they should be able to fix this, It’s frustrating, and needlessly frustrating, and can do with out the AI guys, get the basics right first~ I would gladly give the app five starts if they could just take care of business.