Notes that stay yours
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Turns Everything into Almost Perfect Offline Text notes.
On-device AI reads your handwriting and audio, so every note is fully text-searchable. It syncs almost-realtime through your own Google Drive. We never see a word of it.
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The AI never touches the internet.
The dreams you would never tell a soul, the memories that are nobody's business: they stay yours. Everything runs on your device. No cloud, unless it's your own.
Recognition runs on your device.
The handwriting engine lives here. It works in airplane mode.
Search never leaves either.
Every scribble is indexed on your hardware, not in a data center.
We can't read your notes.
They only ever touch your device and your own Drive, never our servers, except a notebook you explicitly send us via Share for Improvement.
Synced by your Drive.
Your notebooks live in your own Google Drive. We couldn't peek even if we wanted to.
Google Drive syncLasso it. Text it.
Your ink stays ink. A copy becomes text: headings, lists and checkboxes read straight from your strokes.
Grocery run
oat milk
call mom about sunday
Bring your own AI.
Markdown is the format every AI speaks. So your notes paste clean into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or whatever you trust next week.
No built-in assistant.
Other apps bolt a house chatbot onto your notes. Yours go to the AI you actually use.
Structure survives the trip.
Headings, lists and checkboxes carry over the model reads your notes the way you meant them.
Outlives the hype.
Markdown is plain text. It will still open long after this week's hottest model is gone.
Copied from your ink. Pasted wherever you think.
the recording
Hit record. Keep writing.
Record the lecture or the meeting right inside your note. It's transcribed while you write, and about a minute after you stop, the transcript is ready with every speaker labeled.
On your device.
Speech turns into text on your device. Your audio never goes to us or to an AI service.
Who said what.
The app tells speakers apart on its own. Rename one and every line follows. If you're the only one talking, Solo skips that step and finishes much faster.
99 languages.
Pick the language before you record. For an imported file it can find the language on its own.
Old recordings too.
Bring in m4a, mp3, wav, flac or aac files up to three hours long.
A pencil case, not a toolbar.
Fountain, ballpoint, pencil, plus pens with real pressure and tilt. Ink at 120 Hz that keeps up with your hand.
Pages when you want them. Infinite when you don't.
Paged notebooks or an endless canvas, your call per notebook. Import a PDF and write all over it.
Every scribble, searchable.
Handwriting is indexed on your device, in your language.
physics homework
budget for march
dentist tuesday
Out, beautifully.
Export crisp vector PDF or clean Markdown, whole notebook or one page.
Questions, answered.
Three things most note apps get wrong. One: they either don't turn your handwriting into something an AI can read, or if they do, they trap it inside their own weak built-in chatbot. Yours becomes clean Markdown you paste into the AI you actually trust: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini. Two: even the good ones aren't built for real life. Scribble on your phone and have it synced across iPad, Mac, Windows and Linux moments later. Three, and most important: Teapot Notes runs offline, on your device. All your data stays in your hands.
Everywhere you think.
Blank pages, big plans.
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