Also in the box: tasks, Apple Calendar, a Chrome extension that can save your X bookmarks, templates, Mermaid diagrams, and a fast native app built on Tauri. Free on Mac, with no trial or time limit. iPhone and iPad on the App Store: reflect.app

Sync with iCloud Drive or Git. Your choice, your account. Bring your notes with you: import from Reflect Classic, or open an existing Markdown folder (like an Obsidian vault) in place, with its links and attachments.

On iPhone and iPad, capture is fast. Record meeting-length audio memos with cleaned-up transcripts. Save links from the share sheet. Add a quick note with Siri. Everything lands in today's note.

AI chat is built in, with your own key. Ask across all your notes and get answers that cite their sources. Use OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter, or a local model. Requests go straight to your provider. Mark a note private and AI never sees it.

Because your notes are just files, your AI agents can use them too. Point Claude Code or Codex at your notes. Install the Reflect skill in one click, and agents can search and read your whole graph from the terminal.

Your notes are ordinary Markdown files. No Reflect account. No Reflect cloud database. Open them in any editor and back them up however you like. They'll outlive any app, including ours.

We built the notes app we always wished Apple Notes was. Beautiful, connected by backlinks, instant to search, and every note is a plain Markdown file your AI agents can read. Reflect Open is out of beta today. Open source, free on Mac, and on iPhone and iPad.

The shape of Reflect is still there: daily notes, backlinks, tasks, search and chat with your notes. The important difference is underneath. Your data lives in ordinary files, the app works offline, and the code is open for anyone to inspect or change.

Today we’re releasing Reflect Open, a complete rewrite of Reflect for the age of AI. It’s local-first and open source, and every note is stored as a Markdown file on your computer.