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Phrase
Your AI notes can edit themselves
34 followers
Your AI notes can edit themselves
34 followers
Every AI note app bolts a chat box beside your note. Phrase's agent works inside a native block editor: you ask, it rewrites the note itself, not a reply on the side. Sources read, follow-ups one tap away. It never sends on its own. Your iCloud, not ours.
Love the in-note approach, way less friction than juggling chat panels. One thing I'd love: a quick way to compare the original paragraph right next to the AI rewrite so I can eyeball diffs without undoing or opening history.
@serapzpek3qih Thanks! We’re constantly refining the in-note experience, and this kind of side-by-side diff is already in progress. The goal is to make AI rewrites easier to review and accept without interrupting your flow.
This is genuinely the first AI note app that feels like it gets how I actually write. The in-line rewriting instead of a chat sidebar makes total sense. One thing I'd love: a quick way to save different rewrite "modes" I use a lot, like concise, formal, casual, so I don't have to rephrase the same prompt every time. Would save a ton of friction.
One thing I'd love is a way to lock specific lines so the agent can only rewrite what I select. Right now if I'm working on a paragraph and ask for a tweak, sometimes it touches surrounding text I wanted to keep untouched. A simple "protect selection" toggle would fix that.
The in-block editing feels way more natural than the chat sidebar every other app keeps tacking on. Liked that it just rewrites the note instead of chatting at me.
@masal1428947 Thanks! That’s exactly what we were going for. Really glad the in-block editing feels more natural.
A real block editor underneath the AI is what makes this a notes app and not a transcription demo.
@parsons_wu_real Exactly. We wanted Phrase to be a real place to think and write, not just somewhere your transcripts pile up. Really glad that came through.
Asking questions against old meetings is the feature I didn't know I needed. "What did we decide about pricing" should just be answerable.
@xfei Exactly. Meeting notes are much more useful when you can actually ask them questions later instead of digging through old transcripts. Really glad this clicked for you.