Although Paper requires a Dropbox account, the documents you create in it don't count towards your storage limits and, rather than appearing as a folder in your main account view, can be accessed via a Paper tab at the left of your usual Dropbox interface.Īlthough Dropbox Paper has been widely compared to Google Docs, its clearest rivals are Evernote and Microsoft OneNote, both of which are flexible note-taking apps with sharing capabilities.
We'll be giving both the mobile apps and the updated web version a full review, but bear in mind that, as beta products, we still expect improvements and upgrades to be made as Dropbox gets feedback from users.ĭropbox Paper is free, but you will need a Dropbox account - also available for free - to use it. Paper went into open beta in August this year and in September the Paper mobile app for iOS was released for European users, joining its Android counterpart.
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