There are several software options available for reading and recognizing handwritten text. Some of these include MetaMoJi Note, Aspose, Microsoft OneNote, Evernote, Transkribus, and MyScript. MetaMoJi Note is a comprehensive notebook, sketchbook, and scrapbook app that supports voice input, PDF annotation, and handwriting-to-text conversion. Aspose is a free app that can transform handwriting to text from any type of file that can be obtained from a smartphone scanner or camera, and can even work directly with content from external websites without downloading images to your computer. Microsoft OneNote is a digital notetaking program that doubles up as a handwriting OCR app, allowing users to extract letters from an imported picture and convert them to editable text. Evernote is another popular note-taking app that can read handwriting and recognize specific words in handwritten notes, whiteboard images, and other JPEG, PNG, and GIF files. Transkribus is an AI platform that supports work with historical documents, enabling users to automatically recognize text layout and structure in their documents with the power of AI. MyScript is a software company that uses proprietary AI technology to interpret handwritten content in over 70 languages, analyze the structure of handwritten notes, understand mathematical equations, and even recognize and convert hand-drawn musical notation.