Kim Commando

OK, you did all this before you called me America's digital goddess.

Why did you even waste your time?

All right.

Okay.

So here, you got a couple of options.

You can use Microsoft OneNote, Google Lens.

You can try to see if it works.

Try to see if it works.

And these are some free options.

And it does do handwriting OCR.

But is your handwriting any good?

The Palmer method.

Palmer?

No, it's just cursive is done.

I talked about it here on the show that archives.gov, they're actually looking for volunteers, people who can read cursive handwriting because we have thousands and thousands of documents from the Revolutionary War that were done in cursive handwriting and nobody can read them.

And the computer can't read them.

So anyway, so that said, there's an app called Transcribus.

And I'm going to spell it for you because it's a tech thing, meaning that we always leave out a whole bunch of letters.

It's trans, T-R-A-N-S, K-R-I-B-U-S.

And it's really good for messy cursive or just regular cursive handwriting because it will actually learn.