Use case

An AI note-taking app that files itself

Capture the thought; let the AI do the filing. Notabe transcribes, titles, tags, summarizes, and connects your notes so your library organizes itself on iPhone and iPad.

The AI is the filing clerk, not the writer

Most note apps hand you a blank page and a folder tree and wish you luck. Notabe takes the opposite job: you capture the note, and the AI reads it, writes a clear title, and applies a few tags so it lands somewhere sensible. When a note runs long, a tap gives you a short summary you can scan later instead of rereading the whole thing.

Quiet by design

There is no assistant to prompt and no chat window to babysit. The AI works after you’ve finished speaking or typing, organizing in the background so the surface of the app stays calm. You’ll notice it by its results — tidy titles, useful tags, and a summary when you want one — not by a stream of suggestions.

Everything is connected by meaning

Because every note carries a sense of what it’s about, Notabe can find one by meaning rather than by the exact words you typed, and the Graph draws quiet links between notes that belong together. Voice capture, auto-tagging, and a few summaries a month are free; semantic search, the Graph, resurfacing, and unlimited summaries come with Pro at $9.99 a month.

Frequently asked

What does the AI actually do?

It transcribes your voice on-device, writes a title, adds tags, and can summarize a long note in a sentence or two. On Pro it also powers semantic search, a Graph of related notes, and daily resurfacing.

Is the AI in my face while I write?

No. There is no chatbot and no "AI" button interrupting you. You capture a note and the organizing happens quietly in the background, so the app stays calm and out of the way.

What is free and what is Pro?

Free includes voice capture, auto-tagging, and a few AI summaries a month. Pro ($9.99/mo or $59.99/yr, save 50% yearly) unlocks semantic search, the Graph, resurfacing, and unlimited summaries.