Wonky Notes vs Archly

Read notes in situations you cannot angle your wrist to view your Watch in the normal orientation. For example, playing a musical instrument. Notes can be created, edited, and deleted on iPhone or iPad and are automatically synced to the rest of your devices. The list of notes can be sorted by the title, date last modified, or the date the note was created. Notes can also be pinned to the top of your list of notes on all devices. Settings allow you to set the note orientation on Apple Watch at 90 degree intervals. Additionally, enabling you set background and text colour of notes viewed on Apple Watch.

You saved it for later. You never went back. Pocket closed. Omnivore ended. Articles keep piling up — and most of them never get read again. The knowledge you wanted to keep just disappears. Archly turns your reading list into a real knowledge base. Save any article, and AI instantly summarizes it, tags it, and makes it searchable. The moment you save it, it's already organized. 【What changes】 • Your saved articles become searchable, usable knowledge • AI summaries let you absorb an article in seconds • Semantic search finds articles by meaning, not just keywords 【What AI does for you】 - 3–5 sentence summary generated the moment you save - Up to 3 relevant tags added automatically — no manual sorting - Semantic search: find what you're looking for even if you forgot the title - Weekly AI learning summary keeps your reading from fading (Premium) People say things like: "I actually use my reading list now. That's never happened before." "I had 600 saved articles. After 2 weeks with Archly I've cleared 80 of them." "The AI summary shows up instantly — I can decide in 5 seconds if it's worth reading later." "What if Archly shuts down too? I've already lost everything twice." — Fair concern. That's exactly why Archly includes data export. Your articles and AI summaries can be exported anytime — you're never locked in. "I have 400 saved articles and I've read maybe 10 of them." — The backlog isn't the problem — it's that articles become useless without context. Archly's AI summary is generated the moment you save, so even a 3,000-word article is captured in 5 sentences you'll actually use. "Can't I just bookmark it in my browser?" — Browsers lose history. Cross-device sync is unreliable. There's no semantic search. With Archly, save once from any device — and find it from any device, by meaning, not exact keywords. "I clicked the saved article and got hit with ads and trackers — couldn't focus at all." — Archly's reader view strips out ads, popups, and tracking. Your saved content is what you see — nothing else. "I don't want to create another account." — No account needed. Start saving immediately, no email required. Free tier works without sign-up. "Do I need to pay?" — No. Saving, AI summaries, and search are all free. Premium unlocks the weekly learning summary. Price shown before you commit. 【Premium Subscription】 See in-app for full details. Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Privacy Policy: https://archly-prod.web.app/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://archly-prod.web.app/terms.html Stop losing the articles that matter. Save once, find always. 【From the Content & Fan Series — Related Apps】 If you're saving content you want to keep, you might also need: - Oshi Note (log your anime, manga, and fan activities) - Encore Log (concert and live event journal) Search each app name on the App Store. You might also like - Reading Time Log – Book Timer: Reading Timer & Streak Tracker - QuestGoal – RPG Goal Tracker: Conquer Goals, Earn XP Daily - Day Ritual – Daily Habits: One Goal. AI Builds Your Day. Search for these apps by name on the App Store.