Hello darkness,
my old friend.

Just tell me.

Widenote is the notebook you talk to. Say what happened — lunch $14, math came back 92, venue deposit paid — and it becomes tidy pages with charts, lists and reminders. No folders. No forms. No setup.

Capture life · Forget organizing

The whole manual

Three buttons.
Nothing to learn.

There is no “new entry” screen, no template picker, no fields to fill. The home screen is a listener with three ways in.

  • Type

    One line is plenty. Lunch 14. Weight 71.2. It knows where each belongs.

  • Speak

    Hold, talk, let go. Ramble if you like — it keeps your exact words and files the meaning.

  • Snap

    Point it at the paperwork. Receipts, lab reports, schedules — read and recorded.

Widenote home screen: a glowing particle constellation above three round buttons — keypad, microphone and camera

Money

Capture the little things.

Ledgers, memos, reminders — one word each. Amounts are logged into a ledger by themselves: spending, income and a breakdown you never had to set up.

Try telling it: “lunch $14” · “Uber $12” · “got paid $6,500”

Widenote Money page: monthly spending and income cards with an automatic spending-breakdown donut chart

Big projects

Running something big?

A wedding. A renovation. A move. To-dos, bills and budgets sort themselves into one page that is always up to date — you just keep talking.

Try telling it: “photographer booked, $2,400” · “order 120 wedding favors”

Widenote Wedding Planning page: total budget, tasks done, a to-do checklist and a bills table

Trends

Watch it change over time.

Grades, weight, workouts — every entry builds the trend. A quick note today becomes a curve you can actually read next year.

Try telling it: “math came back 92” · “English 88”

Widenote Grades page: score-trend line chart across semesters with a details table

Paperwork

Just snap the paperwork.

Medical records, itineraries, contracts — filed for you. Snap a checkup sheet and the gestational week, heart rate and every measurement land in the right place.

Try it with: a lab report · a flight confirmation · a receipt

Widenote Prenatal Visits page: current week, latest fetal heart rate and a visit history filed from photos

Quiet by design

A notebook, not a feed.

Your words, kept

Every entry stays traceable to exactly what you said. The tidy version never replaces the original.

Sign in with Apple

One tap to start. Your notebooks sync quietly across your devices.

Pages drawn for you

Charts, tables and timelines are composed per notebook — you never pick a template.

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