As ToldAnything you want to put into words.
A quiet place for thoughts, notes, drafts, lists and the things you want to remember. Write it or say it — As Told keeps it.
- No account
- English · తెలుగు · हिन्दी
- Face ID optional
Just start writing.
Thoughts, notes, drafts, plans, lists — one page, without choosing what kind of note you're making first.
- No folders to set up
- No note types to choose
- No Save button
Notes are kept the moment you write them and land in your timeline by the day you wrote them. Nothing to file, nothing to name.
Shape it while you write.
A writing toolbar sits just above the keyboard — As Told's own, not a row bolted onto Apple's. Aa holds Heading and Subheading; then a bullet, a number, and a checkbox, one tap each.
- Paragraph
- Heading
- Subheading
- Bulleted list
- Numbered list
- Checklist
Or type it. Or say it.
Start a line with the usual marker and it becomes a list. Return carries the list on, Return on an empty item ends it, and a spoken command does the same thing hands-free. Three ways in, one set of shapes.
No bold, no italic, no colours, no font menu. Six structures is the whole vocabulary — which is why a note never turns into a document you have to maintain.
Paste it without turning it into a wall of text.
Copy a plan out of a chat, a table out of a browser, a list out of a document. If the clipboard states what those lines were, As Told keeps every shape it has a place for.
- Headings and subheadings
- Paragraph breaks
- Bulleted and numbered lists
- Checklists you can still tick
- Tables, as a table
- Telugu, Hindi and English together
And what doesn’t.
Bold, italic, colours, fonts and page layout have nowhere to go in a note, so they simplify to text. Plain text is pasted exactly as it arrived — As Told never reads shape into lines the clipboard didn’t claim any.
Your words are not rewritten because you pasted them. This is clipboard compatibility, not an integration: As Told doesn’t connect to any other app or account, and never sees more than what you copied.
Or just say it.
Put the cursor where the thought belongs, tap the mic on the same toolbar, and speak normally. Your words return to that spot, as ordinary text you can keep editing.
- Tap
- Speak
- Keep writing
A thought can arrive already organised. Say a clear, standalone command and the next thing you say takes that shape.
“Checklist. Book hotel. Next item. Rent car.”
- Book hotel
- Rent car
Only an isolated command counts — ordinary speech that merely mentions one is left alone.
Telugu stays Telugu.
Hindi stays Hindi.
Switch whenever it comes naturally. As Told keeps each language in the script you spoke instead of forcing the whole thought into one language.
See multilingual voice →రేపు office కి కొంచెం early గా వెళ్లాలి. 10:30కి client call ఉంది. దాని ముందు deck ఒక్కసారి check చేసి final numbers update చేయాలి.
इस weekend घर जाने का plan है, but Saturday meeting हुई तो Sunday morning निकलूँगा. Tickets अभी तक book नहीं की.
Nothing to organize.
Notes appear in your timeline. Search when you remember the words, and the calendar is simply another way back to the day you wrote.
Your writing isn’t an account.
Open the app and write. Your note library lives on your iPhone, and Face ID is there when you want another layer.
- No account
- No sign-up, no email, no password.
- Notes stay local
- Your library lives on your iPhone, not in a cloud copy.
- Optional Face ID
- Covered in the app switcher until you unlock.
- No ads or analytics
- No tracking, and no third-party SDK of any kind.
Yours, day or night.
Whatever's on your mind.
Write it. Say it. Keep it.
Coming to the App StoreFor iPhone.