Tagged: Productivity tips
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- How does the Calendar Reminder feature work? Give Noted access to your Apple calendar in Settings, then add a reminder to a note. Noted sends a notification before the lesson, deadline or meeting so you revise the right note at the right time.
- How do I use dictation to turn speech into notes? Tap ✨ on the toolbar, choose Dictation and speak; Noted types what you say and, if you are recording, timestamps it to the audio. Dictation uses the language set in Settings → Transcribe → Language.
- How do I use the iOS 18 Shortcuts for Noted? Open Control Center, tap Edit Controls, search for Noted and add Start Recording or Create note. Each control then works from the Lock Screen and Control Center without opening the app. Play Last is available as a Siri and Shortcuts action.
- What keyboard shortcuts does Noted support? Yes, on Mac and on iPad with an external keyboard: ⇧⌘Space to record, play and pause, ⌥⌘3 to add a #TimeTag, ⌘B/⌘I/⌘U for formatting and ⌘F to search. Hold ⌘ on the iPad to see the full list.
- How do I share a note or recording? On iPhone and iPad, tap ⋯ → Share and choose Share via Web, PDF, TXT or M4A. On a Mac, click the Share button next to ⋯. A PDF keeps your formatting; the web link lets someone read the note in a browser without the app.
- How do I skip forward or back in a recording? Tap the skip buttons either side of Play to jump back or forward, 10 seconds by default. Change the interval under Settings → Record & Playback on iPhone and iPad, or Settings → General on a Mac.
- How do I use Split View to work on two notes at once? On iPad, touch and hold a note and drag it to the edge of the screen to open it beside the one you are in. You can type in one note while the other plays, and both stay editable.