Notely: Meeting Notes
Clear notes. Less busywork.
About
Transform spoken conversations and notes into concise meeting summaries with key action items. Easily manage, share, and save your meeting insights in a PDF format. Access your account across devices for seamless productivity.
What's New in Notely
1.0.0
October 21, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Notely Premium
Unlimited notes, 30-day history, optional transcripts.
Developer apps
FAQ
What subscription plans does Notely offer?
Notely offers three subscription plans: Starter ($0.99/month) for 5 summaries and a 5-day history, Unlimited ($7.99/month) with unlimited summaries and a 14-day history, and Premium ($12.99/month) with unlimited summaries, a 30-day history, and optional saved transcripts. Unlimited and Premium plans may offer a 7-day free trial.
How do I cancel my Notely subscription?
You can manage or cancel your Notely subscription through your Apple account's Subscriptions settings. Deleting the Notely app does not cancel an active subscription.
Does Notely have ads?
No, Notely does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and offers optional subscription plans for enhanced features.
What devices is Notely available on?
Notely is currently supported on iPhone devices. Access to your Notely account is also available on the web.
How often is Notely updated?
Notely was last updated on October 21, 2026, with version 1.0.0. Future updates will likely focus on improving features and stability.
What are the privacy implications of using Notely?
Notely uses AI providers to generate summaries, and speech recognition may utilize Apple's services. Users must consent to data processing. The app does not save audio files, and privacy details are available at heynotely.com/privacy.
What is the age rating for Notely?
Notely has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating indicates general appropriateness for children and adults.
Can I use Notely offline?
While recording requires microphone access and speech recognition may use online services, unsaved drafts remain in memory. However, generating summaries and accessing web features likely requires an internet connection.
