NoteWorthy: Notes That Think

Notes that think, without the internet. Titles, summaries and filing are written by Apple Intelligence on your iPhone — no account, no upload, nothing to trust us with.

Notes that think for themselves — and never phone home.

NoteWorthy writes your titles, summarizes your notes, cleans up your formatting and files everything into the right place. All of it runs on your iPhone. There is no account to create, no server to trust, and no internet connection required — because the app makes no network requests at all.

WRITE Rich text with real Markdown underneath. Checkboxes, headings, bold and italic, tables, and images. Pick from six paper colors. Scan text straight out of a photo.

LET IT ORGANIZE Every note gets a title and lands in Tasks, Ideas, Info or Personal on its own. Make your own labels and pin the ones you use to the tab bar. One tap on AI Organize tidies the whole library — and running it twice changes nothing, because filing reads what's already stored rather than asking a model to guess again.

AI FORMAT AND AI SUMMARIZE Jot something messily and let it become a proper structured note — lists, checkboxes, headings — with your wording untouched. Or pull a long note down to a sentence or two. Preview both before anything is applied.

EVERYWHERE YOU ALREADY ARE Add to NoteWorthy from any share sheet, including Safari selections. Five Shortcuts actions for Siri, the Action button and automations — including Summarize and Format, which work on text from any app. Widgets in four sizes, with checkboxes you can tick without opening the app. Spotlight finds your notes.

JOINED UP Dates become calendar events. People link to your contacts. Addresses open in Maps. Set a reminder before a deadline.

YOURS ALONE Lock the app with Face ID. Notes are written to disk with file protection. Export any note as Markdown and take it with you.

Universal for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with sticky notes for your desktop.

Note: on-device intelligence needs an Apple Intelligence-capable device. Elsewhere NoteWorthy falls back to fast built-in heuristics and works exactly as well for writing, filing and search.

One thing to check before pasting: it uses em dashes (—) and a curly apostrophe in "what's". App Store Connect handles both fine, but if your editor mangles them on paste, the .txt file is UTF-8 and will paste cleanly.

Still uncommitted on the repo side: the screenshot tooling and the three new test files. Want me to commit those?