What it does
Fly Notes accepts spoken or typed captures, then transcribes, tags, and dates entries. Its official page describes natural-language reminders, search, and AI answers that link back to source notes. Capture, filing, and search are free; Pro is $4.99/month or $39.99/year in US pricing. The product is currently iPhone and Apple Watch focused, with Android and Mac listed as upcoming; the page gives differing descriptions of AI-provider routing.
Fly Notes is designed for quick capture on iPhone: speak or type an idea, let the app transcribe and file it, then retrieve it through search or ask a question that points back to source notes. Natural-language reminders turn a capture into a scheduled follow-up. Free access covers capture, filing, and search; Pro is $4.99/month or $39.99/year in US pricing. The page says notes stay on-device but also says AI queries go to providers, with inconsistent descriptions of which providers handle requests. Check the current privacy and routing details before sending sensitive content. Android and Mac are listed as upcoming, not available platforms.
Strengths
- Turns voice or text into dated, tagged notes and supports source-linked answers.
- Free tier covers capture, filing, and search; Pro adds a published paid plan.
Watch out for
- Currently iPhone and Apple Watch focused; Android and Mac are listed as upcoming.
- The official page gives inconsistent descriptions of AI routing, so privacy details need verification.
Best for
- iPhone users capturing ideas by voice and retrieving them later
- People who want quick notes linked to reminders and source-grounded answers