App Profile: Reflect Notes

Provan Made

Rating: 5/5

Reflect is such a better way of taking notes, has completely replaced Apple Notes for my daily note taking and core note taking app. I’ve been using it for two years straight now, and it’s the single App I recommend most to friends. Top three differentiators that make it better IMO: 1) AI dictation fully integrated into the app - OMG the ability to brain dump after a meeting, on a walk or run, in the car, etc and quickly process the transcript with AI and then incorporate it into my note structure has massively improved my productivity and information retention. Also great for transcribing zoom/teams/meet calls without a user logged in (i.e. incognito). 2) the Daily Note structure is really the way I’ve always wanted to use notes. It’s so much more intuitive. Each day, you have a note and then you can link different parts of your daily notes to your other notes (i.e. specific client notes, my Gardening Log, my personal reflections journal, etc). 3) Native AI processing of notes including advanced “Chat with Your Notes” feature to basically have an expanded context window for my historical notes in any category, time date, etc is amazing.

Nniicckk11

Rating: 5/5

I’ll preface by saying I have no affiliation with Reflect, just an avid user and believer. I’ve been using Reflect for close to a year now after deciding to leave Evernote after years (for many frustrating reasons I won’t get into), then trying out a couple other big names in note taking/2nd brain that I didn’t love. This app is worth every penny I have paid for it and more. A 2nd brain integrated with my work and personal calendar that can transcribe meeting notes and personal journaling and task tracking integration with AI functionality… it’s the best app experience I’ve ever had and has become not just something I use but an important part of how I move through my day and live my life.

Artisin07

Rating: 5/5

I’ve been using Reflect for a couple years now, and I can’t imagine NOT having it. It’s the first thing I open each day, helping me organize my work, my personal tasks, and generally remember things I’d otherwise forget. Some might think “outsourcing” your memory in this way would make you less inclined to remember things, but it’s the opposite — I’ve developed a much better framework for memorizing key tasks thanks to Reflect and its AI features. If you’re on the fence about downloading it, the audio transcription alone is worth it. With this, I’m always one step ahead, no matter how many meetings I have per day.