Plan my day
Ask Noted to plan your day. It works around your meetings, puts overdue and urgent things first, groups quick errands and leaves room for lunch. Say yes and it sets the times.

Tasks, reminders, habits, lists and a plan for your day, all from your voice. In English, Arabic, or both.
Speak, don't type
What it does
Noted listens, understands what you meant, and keeps up when you change your mind.
Ask Noted to plan your day. It works around your meetings, puts overdue and urgent things first, groups quick errands and leaves room for lunch. Say yes and it sets the times.

Tap a ring to log it: 8 glasses of water, 20 pages, the gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Streaks only count the days you planned, so a rest day never breaks them.

Groceries, packing, movies to watch. Say "add milk and eggs to groceries" or "I got the milk", and Noted keeps the list.

Turn it on and Noted roasts you, playfully, when tasks slip. Never mean, and it backs off when you're stressed.

Speak Egyptian, Gulf or Levantine Arabic, English, or a mix. Noted detects the language by itself, replies in it and reads it aloud.
Home shows what got done this week, how your habits are holding up, your best streak, and a gentle nudge when one is at risk.
Can't talk right now? Type it in the bar on Home and Noted understands it the same way.
Tasks, events and habits remind you right on your phone, even with no signal.
Group tasks into plans and watch them fill up. See events and tasks together, day by day.
See today at a glance, log a habit with one tap right from the widget, or jump straight into talking to Noted.
A friendly little planner that learns your name and asks how you like to be kept on track: gentle, or roasted.

Follows your iPhone's appearance, or pick Light or Dark in Settings. Sign in with Apple, Google or email and your tasks, plans and habits sync across devices.
Privacy
Your plans are yours. Here's the short version; the full policy has the details.
We don't sell your data or use it for advertising. There's no tracking.
Use Noted as a guest and your tasks, habits and events are saved only on your phone. Sign in only if you want sync.
Settings → Delete account permanently removes your account and everything synced with it.
FAQ
Yes, Noted is free to download and use. The AI assistant has a fair-use limit of 60 messages a day, which is plenty for planning.
No. Continue without an account and your tasks, habits and events are saved only on this phone (chat messages still go to the assistant). Sign in with Apple, Google or email when you want them synced across devices.
Yes. Use the "Type to add" bar on Home, or the keyboard button in the chat. Noted understands typed messages exactly like spoken ones.
An optional, playful mode where Noted teases you about overdue tasks and missed habits, on Home, in reminders and in chat. It's about your to-do list only, never you, and you can switch it off in Settings anytime.
Yes, on iOS 16 and later: Today, Habits (tap a ring to log it, on iOS 17 and later), Quick mic, and Next up for the lock screen. Long-press your home screen, tap +, and search for Noted.
English and Arabic, including everyday Egyptian, Gulf and Levantine dialects, and a mix of both. In Auto (the default) Noted detects the language for you; you can also pin English or Arabic in the chat or in Settings. The app's menus and buttons are in English for now.
In Auto, your short recording is sent securely to be transcribed (that's how Noted detects Arabic or English) and the audio is not stored. If you pin English or Arabic, your iPhone's own speech recognition is used instead. The assistant itself only receives text: your recent chat and, if Cognitive Memory is on, your tasks, events, lists and habits so it can find and change them.
No. Messages are processed by Anthropic's Claude to work out what to do, and Anthropic doesn't use them to train its models. Noted doesn't keep chat history on its server.
iPhone with iOS 15 or later.