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Reflect Notes

Reflect Notes is a networked thought note-taking tool for notes, daily notes & tasks.

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This tool performed well in our tests. Our ratings for tools factor in design, features, performance, practicality and value to help determine the tool's overall score.

Things we like

Stunning overall design & feel

Comes with a calendar & meeting importer

Powerful audio notes & transcription

Tags for organizing notes into objects

Graph view to help see notes connected

Things we don't like

There is no free plan for Reflect Notes just a free trial and a premium pricing

Less of a learning curve needed to use than Obsidian but still a learning and education in the app needed

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Is Reflect Notes worth it in 2025?

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What is Reflect Notes?

Reflect Notes is a note-taking application with networked thought abilities and AI.

It is available on macOS, web, and iOS and has been featured as a good AI note-taking app.

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How much does Reflect Notes cost?

Reflect costs $10 per month, priced annually.

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$10 per month

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Is Reflect Notes free?

There is no free plan for Reflect Notes aside from a 14-day trial.

Reflect Notes Verdict: Is it Worth it?

Reflect is a much more approachable balance between hardcore PKM like Obsidian and Capacities, and traditional note-taking apps like Evernote.

A combination focus on security, AI, and additional side features to note-taking makes for a very nice note-taking experience with a premium feel. For more severe note-takers, like audio transcribes, gen-AI abilities & a clean UI - this is an excellent bet.

Reflect Notes now has a fully available iOS app.

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Aaron Bach

Jun 24

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Use: 2Y 7.2 / 10

Reflect is a good, but opinionated note taking tool with a stand out feature

Reflect is a good note-taking tool. Its AI implementation is currently the most useful on the market. Reflect is minimal overall, and the founders consistently emphasize that fact. The app has a very clean and visible roadmap, and the releases are consistent and meaningful. Using the app daily is simple and provides a good overall experience. It is quick and responsive in the Mac ecosystem and on the web. The design aesthetic of Reflect fits with its minimal and opinionated philosophy. The dark mode is dark blue, and the light mode is white. There is no text highlighting in Reflect, no tables, only bullets, sub-bullets, and fundamental text elements like bold and headings. You're not making beautifully designed notes of pages in the app; you're just taking notes. This has upsides in terms of the application's quickness and downsides as well. Once you've taken those notes, which you can also dictate with the built-in Whisper functionality, you can work with them using Reflects' outstanding AI pallet and its ability to use AI to chat with your notes. Finally, the community surrounding Reflect is outstanding. From sharing custom AI prompts that can be used in the AI pallet to even basic help for new users, the Discord community is robust. For as small as it is, the Reflect team can often be found there.

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