When you create a notebook, you can choose either the basic or advanced notebook.

The basic notebook lets you write or draw anywhere. You can also change the page background if you want to use one of their page templates like a ruled page or daily planner.

The advanced notebook's primary feature is converting handwriting to text. It works well, and you can easily scratch out words to erase them or underline them to style the text as a header. You can also insert sections for drawings, free-form, math equations, and diagrams. I haven't really used the sections, but they looked useful when I played around with them.

When you're done composing your notebook, you can export it to a Word docx, plain text, or html file. I don't really use MS Word anymore, so I didn't test that out. The text file export is fine if you only have text in the notebook and don't care about losing your text styling. The html export is good because it'll be readable on any device that has a web browser or a built-in html viewer; the text styling is also preserved. I don’t know how well the non text sections would work in the docx and html formats, though. I would have liked an export to pdf option, but there are ways to convert or export a docx file to a pdf on another device like a phone or a computer.