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Notes

A surface you actually want to think on.

Rich text. Sketches. Attachments. Comments. AI that turns videos, lectures, and your own messy drafts into transcripts, summaries, and quizzes. Less switching. More thinking.

Rich documents

Headings, lists, tables, code, callouts. Markdown export. Print-to-PDF with page breaks that actually break right.

Sketch & handwriting

Notability-style canvas with Apple Pencil pressure, lined / dotted / grid paper, multi-page layout, three eraser modes, lasso selection, and shape recognition.

YouTube → notes (Pro)

Paste a YouTube link. Get a transcript, a structured summary, and a quiz — appended right to the note. The kind of "study hack" your favorite influencer keeps promising.

Smart Notes recording (Pro)

Hit record on a lecture, meeting, or call. Live transcript. Rolling summary. A clean insert when you stop.

One-tap quizzes (Pro)

Generate a personalized quiz from any note — multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, short answer.

Attachments & comments

Files inline, comments per note for shared Spaces, and links to the calendar event the note belongs to.

PDF annotation, in-line

Open a PDF inside a note, highlight, draw, and write on the pages — same Apple Pencil feel as the canvas. Three eraser modes, lasso selection, and shape recognition all work on the PDF too. No exporting, no app-switching. The PDF lives with the note so your reading and your thinking stay together.

Save Copilot answers as notes

When a Copilot reply is worth keeping, one tap turns it into a real note — same hub, same workspace, fully editable. Highlight a passage and turn it into events or tasks without leaving the chat.

Hub-scoped notebooks

Open the Academic workspace and the notes list shrinks to your courses. Operations shows just your project notebooks. Same notes; calmer view.

Where it shows up

What it looks like in your week

Lecture-heavy semester

"Smart Notes captures the room, the transcript goes into my course note, and a quiz drops in by the end of class."

Long-form thinking

"Paper surface, sketch when I need it, typed when I don't. It's the first note app I open by choice."

Shared docs

"Comments per note in a Space mean we don't need a separate chat app for doc feedback."

Quick answers

The ones people ask first