SoloNote: Private AI Notes

No server. No account. No subscription. The AI lives inside SoloNote and runs on your phone's own chip — so you can ask your notes a question, summarise a note, or tidy a mess in airplane mode. Nothing to sign up for. Nothing uploaded. Nothing to pay. ASK YOUR NOTES ANYTHING Search for something, then tap "Answer from your notes". "What did we decide about the budget?" SoloNote reads what you actually wrote and answers — then shows the notes it got it from, so you can check. AN AI THAT ADMITS WHEN IT DOESN'T KNOW If your notes don't hold the answer, SoloNote says so. If a figure in an answer isn't actually in your notes, it withholds the answer instead of handing you a confident guess. You're offline, with no second source to check it against, so it doesn't gamble. SUMMARISE ONE NOTE, OR QUESTION IT In any note's ⋯ menu, Summarise gives you the gist to copy, share or save as a new note. Ask about this note answers from that note alone. BRING IN A PDF, A RECEIPT, A CONTRACT Long-press the new-note button to import a PDF, a Word file, a text file, a photo from your gallery, or a scan from the camera. It becomes an ordinary note you can search, edit and ask about. The text recognition is built into the app — no download, no connection, and the file never leaves your phone. ONE TAP TURNS A MESS INTO A NOTE Tidy rewrites what you scribbled in a meeting, right in the note, into something you'd be glad to read next week. It stays faithful to your words — and when it can't, it tells you instead of inventing the difference. Don't like it? Restore puts your original back. FIND IT BY WHAT YOU MEANT Search goes by meaning, not spelling. Search "what did the team decide" and the standup note surfaces, though it holds none of the words you typed. NOTES THAT LOOK THE WAY YOU THINK Photos dropped where they belong. Bold, headings, bullets, numbered lists, checkboxes that tick with a tap, links that open in your browser. Formatting is a button — you never see a markup character. SPEAK IT INSTEAD Tap once and talk as long as you like. No time limit. IT SPOTS THE DATE FOR YOU Write "call Sam on Friday" and a reminder is one tap away. Reminders are local notifications. If you want one in your calendar too, SoloNote opens your calendar app with the event filled in — you save it there. SOME NOTES ARE NOBODY ELSE'S Lock a note and it vanishes from the list and from search, into a vault behind your fingerprint, face unlock or screen lock. Locked notes never turn up in answers from your notes. SCRIBBLED PLACES BECOME A TRIP Collect places to visit — or lift them out of a note you already wrote — and see them mapped as numbered stops. One tap opens the whole route in Google Maps. A THOUGHT IS ONE TAP AWAY A home screen widget opens a blank note. PRIVATE BY DESIGN, NOT BY PROMISE Notes, search, Ask, Summarise, Tidy, import and text recognition all work with every radio switched off. That isn't a setting you turn on — it's how the app is built. The few things that do reach the network are yours to control, and here they all are: • Trips asks Google where a place is when you tap Search — no phone holds an offline map of the world. Map tiles come from OpenFreeMap, requested by map coordinate. Tapping the Google Maps button sends that trip's stops to Google. • The feedback box sends what you typed, when you tap Send. Your notes, your photos and your documents are never part of any of it. Full policy: https://solonote.rolled.ai/privacy/ FREE. ACTUALLY FREE. No subscription. No ads. No account. No advertising identifier. LANGUAGES English, 日本語, 简体中文, 繁體中文 BEFORE YOU INSTALL The AI model is about 1.3 GB and Google Play delivers it along with the app — that's what an assistant with no server costs. Ask, Summarise and Tidy need a 64-bit phone with 6 GB of RAM or more. Notes, search, import, the editor, reminders and locked notes work on any supported device. AI-generated content can be inaccurate. Review it before relying on it.