Honestly, I figured LiquidText had a relatively slim use case—lawyers, researchers, and others who review long contracts or technical documents—but found myself enjoying how effortless it is to use. LiquidText has one of the most refined user experiences I've tried in any app. You know when you're trying to highlight part of a paragraph and either your finger or mouse pointer hits the wrong spot and you can't seem to select the right part? Just tap and drag with the Apple Pencil, and LiquidText straightens your lines and precisely captures what you meant to in one try. It sounds like a small detail, but LiquidText gets dozens of these small details just right to the point that it feels like the app is assisting you, predicting what you want. It's a freakishly good user experience