Nothing is easier!
You can even ask it questions about notes you’ve left months ago and it will rifle through and find the exact note you dictated and surface all the relevant details! Super easy, barely an inconvenience.

Effortlessly capture your thoughts and ideas by speaking them. This app transcribes your voice, organizes notes into relevant categories, and extracts key information like reminders and action items. It also facilitates follow-ups and integrates with your calendar for seamless task management.
1.5.2
September 8, 2026
Field work, on a map. WORKSPACE MAP Every company with an address becomes a pin. Filter by territory, by who you have not called on lately, or by the ones with open tasks. Tap a pin for the company card with its tasks, contacts and phone. Or switch to a list, sorted nearest first. NEAR ME, RECORD HERE See who is around you, and record a note for the company you are standing at without typing its name. Recordings now carry where your phone was, so a note made in someone's lot files itself to them. ROUTES Build a named route once and reuse it. It orders itself from wherever you are starting, and hands the whole run to Apple Maps or Google Maps in one tap. An appointment with a time anchors the order around it. Skip a stop for today without taking it off the route. ARRIVAL ALERTS Optional. Warp Notes tells you what you already know about a company as you pull in, and asks how it went as you leave. PROSPECTS Search for businesses in the area you are looking at that are not in your workspace yet. Add one and it becomes a company, with its phone and website, and drops onto your open route. ALSO Delete a follow-up from anywhere you can see it. The map, routes, arrival alerts and prospects are part of a Business workspace.
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Warp Notes allows you to speak your thoughts, which it then transcribes, organizes into categories, and extracts key information like reminders and action items. It aims to make capturing and remembering information effortless.
Notes are automatically filed into a two-level structure: an area of your life and a topic within it. Warp Notes can snap to existing folders and asks for clarification when unsure, avoiding duplicate entries.
Yes, Warp Notes turns spoken follow-ups like 'I should email Sarah on Friday' into actionable tasks. These are organized into Today, Upcoming, and Todos tabs, with overdue items prominently displayed.
Yes, follow-up tasks can be added as events to your device's calendar, with options for separate calendars per area. The integration works both ways, keeping both Warp Notes and your calendar synchronized.
Answers to queries come only from your own notes, and the app states it has no ads or analytics. It also holds no mail credentials and cannot send emails on your behalf.
Warp Notes offers a free trial for 14 days. After the trial, a free tier is available for short daily notes. Pro plans are available for $8.99/month or $59.99/year, offering more minutes, notes, unlimited answers, and calendar sync.
Based on the provided data, Warp Notes is supported on iPhone and iPad, indicating it is available for iOS devices.
The latest version is 1.5.0, last updated on August 20, 2026. This suggests a relatively active development cycle for the application.