I was one of the people who voted to close your original Question because I felt it contravened this guideline from the GIS SE Help
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You have since edited your Question, which is good because that is the way Questions are improved and can be brought on-topic, and removed your product name and invitation to participate in a free trial. Including a product name is not a problem per se - it was the marketing spin that I perceived to go with it that caused issue for me.
I have just reviewed the current state of your Question and I would still vote to Close it, but my reason for doing that is because it remains too broad. I think this because a good Answer to your Question would need to not only name one or more apps, but also make at least cursory reference to how its/their main functionalities (provide):
- support for android-tablets and/or iPads
- export your own maps directy from ArcGIS Desktop
- full offline use
- add polygons, points, lines
- add notes, photos, videos
- re-import changes made on the go.
AND how they do this with a focus on:
- offline-maps
- ArcGIS Desktop
- iPad/Android-Tablet
To me, your Question, is effectively asking at least six (and probably more) questions and, although each could be asked alone, I think answers to most of these can already be found by searching GIS SE so would add little in the way of new Q&A content.
Incidentally, I (and I suspect many others) already use GIS Stack Exchange for market research but I do that by mining its invaluable data.