Note to Self Memos vs RawText

Note to Self is a private chat with yourself. Write a note or say it, into channels you make for each part of your life, and carry a thought on in a thread when it keeps going. WRITE OR SAY IT Type a note, or hold the red button and talk. Voice notes are written down on your phone, and the transcript lights up word by word as it plays back. Recordings stay linked to the conversation they came from. CHANNELS AND THREADS Give each subject its own channel: ideas, work, reading, errands. Continue any note in a thread, and move a note, a whole thread or a handful of notes to another channel when they belong elsewhere. TITLES AND TAGS With Apple Intelligence, voice notes get a title, and every note a tag for what it’s for: a task, an idea, a question, a link, a plan, a reference, a reflection. Change either at any time, or make tags of your own. FIND IT AGAIN Search by the words you used or by what you meant, in any language you write in. Or ask a question, such as “What did I decide about the garden?”, and get an answer drawn from your own notes, with links back to them. REMINDERS AND LATER Have any note come back to you at a time you choose. Reminders and pinned notes wait together in Later. SEND TO SELF Keep things from other apps: share a link, a web page, selected text or a recording from Voice Memos to Send to Self, add a line of your own, and pick the channel. SUMMARIES Catch up on a long thread or channel in a few lines, posted back into it. YOURS Your notes stay on your phone. No account, no analytics, no tracking. Transcription and Apple Intelligence run on your phone. Long summaries can use Private Cloud Compute, Apple’s own model on Apple’s servers, only if you switch it on. Five palettes, in light and dark. In English, Arabic, French, Spanish and Chinese (Simplified), with full right-to-left layout in Arabic. Each note keeps its own direction. Export everything to a single file you keep, with a readable copy of every channel. Titles, tags, summaries and answers need an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence, with Apple Intelligence turned on. Notes, voice notes, transcription, search and reminders work without it.

RawText is a plain-text editor built for users who work with content from different sources and want to avoid unwanted formatting. When text is pasted, the app automatically removes all style elements, regardless of whether the content originated from browsers, emails, documents, chat apps or spreadsheets. Only the actual text remains. The app removes: – hidden formatting – links and embedded references – heading levels and font styles – list and table remnants – invisible control characters Text typed inside RawText is not altered or automatically formatted, making the app ideal for situations where clean text needs to be reused in other programs. RawText focuses on four basic actions: – writing – pasting – copying – clearing Without saving, exporting or formatting features, the app provides a focused and distraction-free environment. It is particularly useful for emails, web forms, ticket systems, CMS tools, technical documentation and development workflows. About the developer: PCFFM.de is an IT service provider located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and offers RawText for free because a dependable plain-text editor is needed daily in customer support.