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Ink.

Ink turns your voice into finished notes and lists.

Notes, to-dos, reminders, and iCloud sync are free, with no account to make.

Dictation

Say it the way it comes.Pro

Tap the microphone and talk. Ink shapes what you said into a clean list or a note, and shows it to you before anything is saved.

←Lists
LIST · V0 OF 5 DONE
Groceries
Add a gloss…
HOME+ DUEEDIT
Earlier versions
  • Eggs+ DUE
  • Sourdough+ DUE
  • Butter+ DUE
  • Coffee beans+ DUE
  • Spinach+ DUE
And then? An item at a time.
SubtaskHeader
Today

Four takes on your morning.

Open Ink to a magazine front, a newsprint spread, a planner page, or a calendar with a thought pinned under it. On iPad and Mac each one opens across two columns, and what’s due is always on the page.

Magazine is free; Newsprint, Planner, and Pin Drop come with Pro. The greeting follows your clock.

ink.
Today·To-dos·Notes·Shelves·Archive
EpigraphI.
CalendarIII.
“Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.”
— Benjamin Franklin1738
From the stacksII.
“A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone.”
Henry David Thoreau
SUN
“I'm not afraid of storms, for I'm learning how to sail my ship.”
Louisa May Alcott
SAT
“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”
Theodore Roosevelt
FRI
Monday 2026 · SEPTEMBER
SMTWTFS
3031123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930123
PINNED7 ITEMSIV.
NOTETuesday, a small listHOMETODAY 14:22
TO-DOWeekendHOME4 OPEN
TO-DOThis weekWORK5 OPEN
NOTEThe quarterly letterWORKTUE
TO-DOThe onboarding rewriteWORK4 OPEN
NOTEThings I want to learn this yearHOMESUN
TO-DOBooks to read this yearHOME8 OPEN
To-dos

Dates you can just type.

Write “Dentist Friday 4pm” or “rent next week” and Ink reads the date and leaves the title clean. A chip shows what it heard, so you can wave it off and keep your exact words.

Subtasks, headers, repeats, and one quiet reminder on the day, only if you ask for it.

Try it in the phone: type “Call mom Sunday 6pm” and press Return.

←Lists
LIST · IX0 OF 5 DONE
This week
Loose plan, in pencil. Headers keep the days apart.
WORK+ DUEEDIT
  • Monday
  • Send the quarterly letter draftTODAY
  • Call the framer about the print+ DUE
  • Wednesday
  • Onboarding review with PriyaWED
  • Dentist, 4pmWED
  • Friday
  • Pay the rent before the weekendFRI
SubtaskHeader
←Lists
LIST · VIII0 OF 8 DONE
September budget
Income against expenses, one section at a time.
HOME+ DUEEDIT
Earlier versions
  • Income
  • Paycheck+$3,800
  • Side project+$420
  • BALANCE$4,220.00
  • Expenses
  • Rent−$1,650
  • Groceries−$320
  • Internet−$70
  • Coffee fund−$45
  • BALANCE−$2,085.00
  • Savings
  • Emergency fund−$500
  • Travel jar−$150
  • BALANCE−$650.00
  • TOTAL$1,485.00
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Ledger

From list to ledger.Pro

Flip a list into Ledger mode and it keeps score. Type signed amounts like +$25 or −$10, and Ink totals each section, then the whole list.

Tap ± in the phone to turn Ledger mode off and on.

Notes

The index at the back of the notebook.

Every unfinished checkbox in your notes, gathered on one page. Every passage you marked, on another. Check something off on your Mac and it leaves the index on your iPhone.

Ink keeps earlier versions of every page too, the newest 50, on your device. Read last week’s draft beside today’s and lift a paragraph back out.Pro

Check a box in the note, or tap one in the index.

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Today·To-dos·Notes·Shelves·Archive
ILibrary07IIHome05IIIWork02
UnfinishedHighlighted
Pinned03
I
Tuesday, a small listTODAY · 14:22
The market closes at two, so this is the order of things.
HOME
II
The quarterly letterTUE
A draft. Honest about what we tried and where it landed. The tone wants to be a letter, not a report.
WORK
III
Things I want to learn this yearSUN
Make pasta from scratch (once a month)
HOME·3 BULLETS
II · Home03
I
A morning, notedTODAY · 08:14
The fog stayed longer than it should have. I sat with coffee and wrote a little about Iris, her scene in the waiting room, the one I keep circling.
HOME
II
On a book I'm readingYESTERDAY
A quiet novel about a man who learns to cook slowly. There is an aunt in it who I think I know, which is maybe the thing fiction is for.
HOME
III
Dinner, for fourYESTERDAY
Shopping
HOME·3 BULLETS
III · Work01
I
Wednesday standupTODAY · 09:40
Priorities
WORK·4 BULLETS
TODAY · 14:22·96 WORDS
Tuesday, a small list
SHELF · HOME · PINNED
Earlier versions

The market closes at two, so this is the order of things.

Groceries

  • Olive oil, the peppery one
  • Sourdough from the place on Cross Street
  • Lemons, four, not three
  • Coffee, decaf, for the evenings
A list is a short argument with yourself about what matters next.

Remember to ask Marcus about the booth before Thursday.

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Today·To-dos·Notes·Shelves·Archive
The index
Tuesday, a small list
Wednesday standup
Things I want to learn this year
Make it yours

Your paper, your type.Pro

Three paper tones in light and dark, six accents for the marks on the page, and five font packs, from Paper’s book serif to Poster’s tall capitals. What you pick follows you to iPad and Mac.

Paper
Mode
Accent
Type
←Lists
SHARED LIST1 OF 5 DONE
Weekend
Add a gloss…
EDITED BY ANNA · 2 MIN. AGO
HOME+ DUEEDIT
  • Farmers market before it rainsWED
  • Take the boots in for resoling+ DUE
  • Dinner with Marcus, somewhere quietTHU
  • Long walk in the park, no phone+ DUE
  • Start the bread, sometime Sunday+ DUE
And then? An item at a time.
SubtaskHeader
Everywhere

On your desk, and on your wrist.

On Mac, Today opens as a two-page spread, and Ink waits in the menu bar so you can jot something down from any app. Apple Watch shows what’s due and lets you check it off without reaching for your phone.

One purchase covers all four, synced through your own iCloud. The Watch app is free and uses no AI.

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Due
  • Call the framer about the print
    OVERDUE · THIS WEEK
  • Send the quarterly letter draft
    TODAY · THIS WEEK
  • Water the ferns
    TODAY · HOME
Pricing

Free for the everyday.

Your notes, lists, and sync stay free. Pro adds your voice and the extras, with 14 days to try it that begin the first time you open something Pro.

Free

$0

No account, no trial clock.

  • Notes and to-do lists, as many as you like
  • Dates you can just type, and reminders if you ask
  • Repeats, links, shelves, and the archive
  • The index of unfinished items and marked passages
  • Markdown export and one-tap JSON backup
  • iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch
  • Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, and the Action Button
  • The Apple Watch app

Pro

$49.99a year, about $4.17 a month
$4.99a month

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Dictation, with AI shaping what you said into a list or a note
  • Import from a PDF, a scanned page, or a photo of your handwriting
  • Earlier versions of every page
  • Templates for the things you do again
  • Ledger mode with section and list totals
  • Shared lists you work on together
  • A focus timer with a choice of chimes
  • Today layouts, font packs, accents, and paper tones
  • Copy as plain text, HTML, or rich text
Download on the App Store

No accounts. No nudges. No audience. Prices in US dollars.

Everything else

The rest of the notebook.

Write

  • Bold, italic, strikethrough, and underline
  • Section headers and checklists inside a note
  • Highlights in four colors
  • Links that open where they should

Plan

  • Due dates in plain words
  • One reminder on the day, off by default
  • Repeats daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly
  • A focus timer: 15, 25, 45, or 60 minutes

Organize

  • Shelves instead of folders
  • An archive you can search inside
  • Templates that clear last time's checkmarks
  • Pin what matters to Today

In and out

  • Import PDFs, HTML, rich text, Markdown, plain text, and photos of a page
  • Scans are read on your device
  • Copy any page as Markdown
  • One-tap JSON backup and restore

Everywhere

  • iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch
  • Universal purchase
  • Widgets and a watch complication
  • “Add an item to Ink” with Siri
Version 5.2

What’s new.

All updates
  1. 01

    Nothing lost on the way out

    The last line you typed in a list is kept, even if you leave before pressing Return.

  2. 02

    Import from the + button

    Import a file right beside New note. Ink keeps the words, not the file.

  3. 03

    Saves that try again

    A save that does not land is retried, and the sync dot tells you.

  4. 04

    Stop sharing, keep the list

    Stopping a shared list keeps everything added while it was shared.

  5. 05

    Archive search looks inside

    Search in Archive finds a list by what is in it, not only by its title.

  6. 06

    Your 14 days, explained

    Onboarding says how the trial works: it begins the first time you open something Pro.