"Take scientific notes, write papers, create exams, collaborate, share your work, and more."
Tl;dr: Stempad is an online editor and platform that streamlines writing and sharing scientific documents fast. Take notes, write research papers, create and conduct exams, collaborate in real-time, share your work with the world, and more. Try it out today.
Founded by Ralph Rouhana, who is on a mission to improve the way teachers, students, and scientists document and share their ideas.
The Problem
Handwriting (via paper/tablet/board), a medium that is often substandard and that many struggle with, is currently the only viable way to do fast or impromptu scientific writing.
- Students often resort to text editors unoptimized for science, such as Notion or Word, to take notes and write assignments.
- Scientists use PowerPoint, wrestle with slow and expensive legacy software, and resort to handwriting to take notes, create writeups, or make presentations.
- Remote tutors and their students require expensive tablets, styluses, and specialty software for a real-time digital whiteboard experience.
- Professors often upload low quality scans of their messy handwritten class notes.
The list could go on. The ability to quickly and collaboratively document scientific ideas with a keyboard is a huge QOL and productivity boost for people and institutions doing science.
Stempad To The Rescue 🔬
You can think of Stempad as a Notion for Science. It is the world's first true pen-and-paper alternative for fast scientific writing. Quickly switch between different forms of technical visualization with the ease of a stylus and the convenience of your keyboard.
Stempad allows users to save, export and share their work, collaborate in real time, create and grade assignments, conduct remote exams, write research papers, take notes, create presentations, and so much more.
