Small notes add up

Most notes are short. A line about a book, a number to call back, half an idea on the way home. On their own they don't look like much, so they end up scattered across apps and the backs of receipts, and they're hard to find when you need them.

Kept in one place, short notes add up. After a few months they show what you've been thinking about, what you keep coming back to and what you let go.

Write it the quickest way

Spril takes a note however it reaches you. Type it, speak it with the Action button, scan a page of a book, or share a link from Safari. A voice note becomes text on your iPhone, so you can search it like anything you typed.

Leave the filing to Spril

You don't need to make folders. Spril reads each note and files it under a subject, and as a subject grows it adds topics beneath it. When it puts a note in the wrong place, move it, and Spril learns from the move.

Come back to it

Home brings back a note you marked as feeling good, a thought from a writer or a scientist, and whatever needs you today. Ask Talk what you've written about something, and it answers from your own notes.

A note doesn't have to be good to be worth keeping. It only has to be written down.