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Reflect
ResearchedReflect is a minimalist, AI-powered note-taking app using GPT-4 and Whisper to improve writing and transcribe voice notes. It offers end-to-end encrypted networked notes with backlinks, semantic search, AI chat, cross-platform sync, and open-source extensibility.
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PricingCurrent signal
Free trial available
Platforms
iOS appiPad app distributed via TestFlight
API accessNot public
FoundedNot disclosed by source
AvailabilityWeb / remote
LicenseYes — Reflect is open-source (announced Jul 14, 2026)
Best suited to
Source-backed fit Writers seeking AI-assisted thinking and writing Privacy-conscious users needing end-to-end encryption Researchers building interlinked graphs of ideas Cross-platform users who work on iOS, iPad, and web Users who want to access notes from Claude or Codex via MCP
Decision support
6 sourced answersCommon questions and adoption checks
Short answers to the questions buyers and builders commonly ask about Reflect. Each answer cites the shared ledger below, where every source is listed once.
01What does Reflect say it can do?
Networked notes with backlinks forming a graph of ideas · Transcribe voice notes with human-level accuracy · Save custom prompts · AI feature sends user-selected text and search results to third-party AI APIs for transfor
Form a graph of ideas with backlinked notes
02What use cases does Reflect describe?
Tracking thoughts, books, and meetings
Reflect keeps track of your thoughts, books, and meetings.
Ledger citation[4] reflect.app/changelog
03What should teams verify before adopting Reflect?
Plaintext data may be shared if the US government forces disclosure.
We will never share your contacts or other plaintext data that we store on our servers (unless the US government forces us)
Ledger citation[3] reflect.app/privacy
04What pricing information is available for Reflect?
05Does Reflect document API access?
Has an export and API to keep notes accessible
Our export and API keeps your notes accessible.
Ledger citation[1] reflect.app
06What integrations does Reflect document?
Web browser and Kindle snippet capture · Google Calendar and Outlook calendar integrations · Uses OpenAI's API, Anthropic's API, and Google's API for AI features. · MCP server integration with Claude and Codex for accessing and searching notes
Save snippets from your browser and Kindle
Decision guide
Workflow toolsCapabilities and operating fit
This profile connects the jobs Reflect is described as handling with its delivery model, access options and the subjects used to match it to related products in this directory.
Common use cases
- Organizing thoughts, books, and meetings
- Transcribing voice notes with human-level accuracy
- Capturing and summarizing web and Kindle snippets
- Importing events from Google Calendar and Outlook
- Chatting with notes using AI and custom prompt templates
- Searching notes semantically, including OCR'd PDF images
Topics mapped
Verified capabilities
- Networked notes with backlinks forming a graph of ideas
- Transcribe voice notes with human-level accuracy
- Save custom prompts
- AI feature sends user-selected text and search results to third-party AI APIs for transfor
- Audio recordings are uploaded to OpenAI's API for transcription and deleted after transcri
- Automatic AI summaries of saved web links
- Chat with notes using AI
- Custom AI prompt templates (create, copy, edit, delete)
Recorded integrations
Access signals
- Pricing model
- Free trial available
- API
- Not publicly listed
- Source links
- 4 recorded
Source-backed
Updated July 22, 2026Verified facts
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Reflect Notes
Uses GPT-4 and Whisper from OpenAI · Minimalist note-taking app mirroring how you think · Networked notes with backlinks forming a graph of ideas
GPT-4 and Whisper from OpenAI
Note-taking app
Networked notes with backlinks forming a graph of ideas
End-to-end encryption; not even Reflect can read notes
iOS (native app; online and offline)
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Cross-platform: mobile or desktop, online or offline, with real-time sync
Has an export and API to keep notes accessible
Web browser and Kindle snippet capture
Google Calendar and Outlook calendar integrations
Transcribe voice notes with human-level accuracy
Save custom prompts
Free trial sign-up available
Note contents are end-to-end encrypted; no plaintext ever reaches Reflect's servers.
AI feature sends user-selected text and search results to third-party AI APIs for transformation.
Uses OpenAI's API, Anthropic's API, and Google's API for AI features.
Audio recordings are uploaded to OpenAI's API for transcription and deleted after transcription completes.
The Company is Reflect App LLC.
Reflect App LLC, 222 West Ave Apt #1805, Austin, TX 78701, USA.
For the purpose of the GDPR, the Company is the Data Controller.
Plaintext data may be shared if the US government forces disclosure.
OpenAI's TOS state they delete logs and data around API requests every 30 days.
AI API requests are not associated with the user's account.
Tracking thoughts, books, and meetings
Automatic AI summaries of saved web links
Chat with notes using AI
Custom AI prompt templates (create, copy, edit, delete)
OCR for images inside PDFs, added to the search index
Semantic search across notes and saved links
iOS app
iPad app distributed via TestFlight
Web app and Chrome browser extension
Sonnet 3.7 (used as part of Reflect's updates)
Reflect App, LLC
AI-powered note-taking
Build new workflows from notes
Tagline: think better by taking notes
Yes — Reflect is open-source (announced Jul 14, 2026)
Practical capabilities
8 documented areasWhat it helps with
A concise view of the jobs, capabilities and integrations described in the recorded product sources.
Organizing thoughts, books, and meetings
Transcribing voice notes with human-level accuracy
Capturing and summarizing web and Kindle snippets
Importing events from Google Calendar and Outlook
Chatting with notes using AI and custom prompt templates
Searching notes semantically, including OCR'd PDF images
Editing notes through coding agents via MCP
Tracking thoughts, books, and meetings
Availability
Source checkedWhere it runs and where to get it
Documented product formats, platforms and official distribution destinations. Availability can vary by region and plan.
Cost / license
Free trial availableYes — Reflect is open-source (announced Jul 14, 2026)
Application types
Note-taking app
Platforms
iOS (native app; online and offline)iOS appiPad app distributed via TestFlightWeb app and Chrome browser extension
App stores and other links
Adoption notes
DeploymentCross-platform: mobile or desktop, online or offline, with real-time sync
LicenseYes — Reflect is open-source (announced Jul 14, 2026)
Model supportGPT-4 and Whisper from OpenAI
Data controlEnd-to-end encryption; not even Reflect can read notes · Note contents are end-to-end encrypted; no plaintext ever reaches Reflect's servers. · OpenAI's TOS state they delete logs and data around API requests every 30 days. · AI API requests are not associated with the user's account.
Learning curveIntermediate
Primary use casesOrganizing thoughts, books, and meetings, Transcribing voice notes with human-level accuracy, Capturing and summarizing web and Kindle snippets, Importing events from Google Calendar and Outlook, Chatting with notes using AI and custom prompt templates, Searching notes semantically, including OCR'd PDF images, Editing notes through coding agents via MCP, Tracking thoughts, books, and meetings
What to verify before adopting
- Plaintext data may be shared if the US government forces disclosure.
Evolution and major updates
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Citation ledger
4 unique pagesRecorded sources
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- 1reflect.app 16 facts · 3 answers · Official site
- 2reflect.app/blog 12 facts · 3 answers · Official site
- 3reflect.app/privacy 10 facts · 3 answers · Security
- 4reflect.app/changelog 10 facts · 2 answers · Official site
Research status46 substantive facts · 4 source pages · quality score 100/100
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