Notes is the built-in memo taking app for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Mac. It debuted with the original iPhone as part of iPhone OS 1.0 and has persisted ever since. Apple added a version of Notes to the Mac with OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, and Notes are also available and accessible via the web at iCloud.com.
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You can customize your experience in the Notes app so that everything works the way you want it to — from starting a new note on the title to setting a password to protect your information.
Make your notes more stylish with the Notes app's formatting options.
You can keep the Notes app in sync between iPhone, iPad, and Mac using iCloud, as well as other services like Gmail. Here's how.
You can add photos, videos, sketches, and even scanned documents to the Notes app on iPhone and iPad. Here's how.
You can create and edit tables right in the Notes app on your iPhone or iPad. Here’s how!
The Notes app lets you add tables to organize information and make it easier to read.
You can keep your most important notes pinned to the top of your list in iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra. No more lost to-do lists!
You can instantly tap into the Notes app on your iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil, right from the Lock screen!
You can add lines and grids to notes in your notes to help with handwriting, graphics, and more in the Notes app.
Notes in High Sierra gets a new table feature and the ability to pin notes to the top of the list.
Sharing a note in Apple's Notes is great and all, but it's still unpolished and needs more work before it can compete with the big dogs.
