Kotone - Life in Order

Kotone - Life in Order

Say it, snap it, find it

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Released
September 9, 2026
Updated
October 10, 2026

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The note from the meeting. The handout from school. The thought you had on the way home. All scattered—and then hard to find. Kotone brings everything you say, photograph, or type into one place and turns it into clear, useful notes. When you need something later, it is ready to find. ■ Capture anything Record a meeting, photograph a school handout or receipt, or type a passing thought. Speak, snap, or write—it all becomes one organized note. ■ Organized automatically AI structures each note into a summary, topics, decisions, and to-dos. There is no need to replay the whole meeting or reread every handout. ■ Search and find it again Search titles, to-dos, and even text inside photos. Answers include their source, so you can open the original note immediately. ■ Add plans to iPhone Send dated events to Calendar and tasks to Reminders with one tap. Photograph a school schedule to organize multiple events and the things you need to bring. ■ Keep the original Even after Kotone organizes a note, recordings remain playable and photos keep their original text. This version is free and includes 60 minutes of recording and 30 pages of photo recognition per month.
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What's New in Kotone

1.0.14

October 10, 2026

• Now available on iPad (portrait and landscape). • “Added” marks are now consistent: a calendar icon for events in Calendar, a bell for to-dos in Reminders. • While organizing, to-dos and events appear first and the summary fills in automatically a moment later (most noticeable on long recordings).

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