Notes

The Notes app holds three distinct types of content, each shown under its own tab.

Note types

Documents

Long-form text notes — meeting write-ups, research, ideas, anything you want to capture in writing. Create a new Document from Notes → Documents → New Note.

Trackers

Structured logs for tracking something over time — habits, metrics, moods, progress. Create a Tracker and your companion can help you log entries and reflect on patterns.

Listener

These notes are automatically created after a Listener session. When you run the Listener and the session ends, your companion processes the transcript and creates a Listener note containing the transcript and any summaries or extractions.

You don’t create Listener notes manually — they appear here after a recording session completes.

Organisation

Tags — Add tags to notes to group related content across types. Open a note and add tags from the detail view.

Graph — The graph view shows connections between notes based on tags and related content.

Archive — Archive notes you no longer need active. Archived notes don’t appear in the main view but aren’t deleted.

Linking notes to Brains

From the Brains app, you can link specific notes into a Brain so your companion can reference them. Open a Brain, find the Notes section, and add the notes you want.

Searching notes

Notes are semantically indexed — ask your companion in Chat to find content by meaning, not just keywords (e.g. “Find that note about the Vienna trip”).