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Daily notes
Good morning. Three things from before
Call Mumtoday · 6:00 PMDone
Fix the Google sign-up bugHireus · due todayDone
1% or 1.5% for the founding engineer?You asked this ThursdayAnswered
Standup at 10, then the deck for Marcus
Last night
18 lines filed
into 3 projects
2 tasks due today
Yesterday left Today. It’s in Days, as you wrote it.
Daily notes
Standup at 10: sign-up fix first
Lunch with Jo, the venue wants the deposit by the 10th
jo.park@acme.com
going with annual billing first, monthly later
should we offer 1% or 1.5% to the first engineer?
It noticed
Remind you on the 10th?
Whose email is this?
You asked this Thursday too
Daily notes
Standup at 10: sign-up fix first
Lunch with Jo, the venue wants the deposit by the 10th
jo.park@acme.com
going with annual billing first, monthly later
ask Priya about the thing from Tuesday
Cleanup · 7:40 PM
Task · Hireus
Probably Wedding
Person · Jo Park
Decision · Seed round
Needs context
what did Marcus want before the partner meeting?
From your notes, on your Mac
Net revenue retention as well as the retention numbers, and the updated deck before the partner meeting on October 2.
Sat, Sep 26 · Call with Marcus Seed round Send Marcus the updated deck
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How it works
Most notes apps ask where a thought goes before you’ve finished having it. Scribbit asks nothing. You write; it does the filing.
Every morning opens to a blank page. Type, talk, paste or snap. No titles, no folders, no tags.
At the end of the day, or overnight, every line is filed: tasks, people, projects, links, decisions.
Ask in your own words. The answer comes from your notes, with the pages it came from.
19:00 · Cleanup
Press Clean up, or let it run when tomorrow begins. Every line is filed in every place it fits, on your Mac, and your page stays exactly as you wrote it.
From 3:00, while you sleep. In the morning, a notification says how it went.
Cleaned up last night · 10 lines · 1 new project · 1 question
22:00 · The notebook
One line can be a task, about a person and part of a project, all at once. It shows up everywhere it belongs, and still stays on the day you wrote it.
Everything you said you’d do, from every day, in one list. Today’s are in the menu bar too.
4 open. Tick one off.
Everyone your notes mention, with their details, and a brief before you call.
Last time: lunch on Sunday. Still open: the venue deposit, due the 10th.
Dinner Saturday at 7. You meant to ask about the thing from Tuesday.
Last time: call on Sep 26. He wants net revenue retention, and the deck by Oct 2.
Each kind of thing in its own place, found in your pages.
A page for each, filled from your days. Type #garden to send a line there, or say you’re working on one.
Every day as you wrote it. ⌥⌘← and ⌥⌘→ flip through them.
23:00 · Ask
Press ⌘K and ask the way you’d ask a friend who was there. The answer comes from your notes, with the pages it came from. It finds what you meant, even in a screenshot.
what did Marcus want before the partner meeting?esc
From your notes, on your Mac
Net revenue retention as well as the retention numbers, and the updated deck before the partner meeting on October 2.
Sat, Sep 26 · Call with MarcusSeed round
All day · Your companion
It sits by your page, reads along on your Mac, and asks one small question when it helps. It cheers when the day is filed, and naps when you step away.
Pick one. Twelve to choose from.
Any time · Shortcuts
Catch a thought from any app, ask from anywhere, and flip through the days without lifting your hands.
Type / to insert anything, # to file a line, and markdown just works.
Press ⌥⇧Space here, or
To today’s pageesc
Return adds it · Shift-Return, a new line
00:30 · Privacy
Everything is encrypted on your Mac before it syncs, with keys only your devices hold. Our servers keep what they can’t read, and the AI never leaves your Mac.
On your Mac: your words.
On our server: this, its size and when it changed.
Notes, files and recordings are sealed on your Mac. Only your devices and your recovery key can open them.
Cleanup, search, voice and pictures run on Apple Intelligence or Scribbit’s own model, on your Mac. Never an AI company.
Keys and passwords are masked everywhere, shown with Touch ID, and never given to the AI.
No ads and no tracking of what you write. Export everything, or delete it all, any time.
How it’s built, and what we can and can’t see: Security ·Privacy policy
01:00 · Switching
Years of notes come in on your first evening, each on the day it was written, with their folders, tags, pictures and PDFs. Read and organized on your Mac; nothing is uploaded.
Read through Notes, with macOS’s permission. Folders become projects or topics; locked notes stay in Notes.
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