Create the note on device.
Record, write, edit, and organize your core note library locally by default.
PRIVACY-FIRST AI NOTE TAKER
AI note taking with a clearer boundary around your data.
Sunote is built local-first: your main note library stays on your device by default, while remote AI is an explicit choice for the selected content you want processed.
No account required to start · iPhone + Apple Watch · AI processing is optional
THE SHORT ANSWER01
What does privacy-first AI note taking mean?
Privacy-first AI note taking means local storage is the default and network processing is a deliberate choice. Sunote keeps the main library on iPhone, then sends only the content needed for a selected remote AI action after permission is granted.
HOW IT WORKS02
A clear path
from moment to meaning.
Select an AI action.
Ask for a summary, action items, study aid, or note chat only when that help is useful.
Know the boundary.
Review the feature-specific consent sheet before selected note content is sent for remote processing.
THE OUTPUT03
Useful AI without vague promises.
Sunote's promise is specific: local-first storage, no traditional account required to start, and optional remote AI with a clear permission step.
- Local note library
- Feature-specific consent
- Transparent provider flow
WHAT YOU CAN DO04
A calmer way
to follow through.
Local-first note library
Notes, recordings, photos, and transcripts are stored on your device by default rather than in a Sunote-managed cloud library.
No traditional account to start
Sunote does not require a username, email, password, or profile account for the core note-taking workflow.
Optional remote AI
When you select an AI feature, Sunote explains the feature-specific data flow and asks for permission immediately before processing.
PRIVACY / TRUST05
Read the full data flow.
The legal privacy policy explains storage, provider routing, retention, permissions, and the kinds of content used by each optional remote AI feature.
Read the detailed privacy policyCOMMON QUESTIONS06
The useful
answers.
Does Sunote require an account?
No traditional account is required to get started. Service security and subscription access use device- and Apple-level identifiers described in the privacy policy.
Does Sunote upload all of my notes?
No. The main note library is local-first. Optional remote AI features send the feature-specific content needed for the action after permission is granted.
Does Sunote upload raw audio for AI summaries?
The current AI summary flow sends note text or transcripts rather than raw audio files to OpenRouter or Google Gemini.
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