Reflect Notes
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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
What we think about the Design of Reflect Notes?
Reflect Notes is one of the sleekest designs on the market. Minimal in look and nature, Reflect is easy to use and comes with a sense of "approachableness" that you don't get with some apps like Obsidian and Logseq. The bridge between a PKM app and a traditional notes app is much more so that it makes an appealing option for those who are looking for a bit of both.
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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.
Plans | Pricing | Included |
|---|---|---|
Annual | $10 per month | All features |
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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Gogi Rogi
Dec 24
Inbox Invincible
8.2 out of 10 stars
Solid tool, but is feature-poor compared to the note-taking landscape
Reflect is a tool that I use every single day for the past two years. It's been very reliable and it just works really well. I mainly use it to write about my fleeting thoughts - things I did, meetings, hangouts, friendships, and others. It's really fast and simple making it easy to use every single day. However, compared to other tools, it may not provide as much value for money. It depends on who you are. If you are a university student or a casual PKM learner, then this may not be enough. If you are a busy professional, then this is the perfect tool.But for me, I'm just lazy, that's why I use Reflect cause it's simple and frictionless.
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