Tap and talk.
Start a quick recording from your wrist while the thought is present.
Sunote gives Apple Watch a quick capture role: start a note when your iPhone is out of reach, then return to the recording and its useful outputs on iPhone.
No account required to start · iPhone + Apple Watch · AI processing is optional
An Apple Watch note taker makes it easier to capture spoken ideas when your iPhone is in a pocket or bag. With Sunote, the Watch starts the capture and iPhone remains the place for the complete note workflow.
Start a quick recording from your wrist while the thought is present.
Open Sunote on iPhone to keep working with the recording and its transcript.
Edit the note or choose an optional AI action when you want help with the content.
Apple Watch helps with the first five seconds. iPhone handles the deeper work: transcript, note editing, search, and optional AI tools.
Use the Apple Watch companion for a quick voice capture when an idea arrives mid-walk, between tasks, or away from your desk.
The Watch is a capture surface, not a replacement for the full iPhone note library or larger review experience.
Return to iPhone to review the recording, read its transcript, and choose optional summaries or study tools.
Sunote's main note library is stored locally by default. The Watch does not change the permission model for optional remote AI processing.
Read the detailed privacy policyYes. Apple Watch is designed as a quick capture surface for supported setups; continue the full note workflow on iPhone.
The realistic workflow is to capture on Watch and review the recording, transcript, and note on iPhone.
No. Capture and local note storage do not require remote AI. Optional AI actions use a separate permission step.