Record first. Sort it later.

Speak and move on. Pled writes it down on your iPhone and turns it into notes, reminders, events, lists and minutes.

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The Pled Today screen during a recording: a timer and the voice graph, with the earlier recordings already saved.
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Three steps: speak, read, confirm.

  1. Step 1SpeakOne tap, a gesture, or your wrist.
    The Pled Today screen during a recording: a timer and the voice graph, with the earlier recordings already saved.
  2. Step 2Pled writes it downOn the iPhone, in up to two languages.
    A meeting in Pled: Minutes with five main points about a building site, and the transcript underneath.
  3. Step 3ConfirmReminders and events wait for one tap.
    The Today screen with the five shortcuts, Notes, Reminders, Events, Meetings and Lists, and what was saved today, each thing in its place.

Everything said, by date.

A calendar of the days you recorded and, under it, each day in order. Search finds any word. Lists keep each point on its own line.

Search every wordTick off a listContinue by voice
The Archive: a calendar of the last months and, under it, the recordings of each day.
Archive.
A list in Pled: eight points, one of them ticked.
A list.

It arrives already sorted.

Pled reads what you said and proposes what it looks like. Save it, edit it or dismiss it. Nothing is added without you.

NoteReminderEventMeetingList

Reminders go to a list called Pled and events to a calendar called Pled, if you turn that on.

The Today screen with the five shortcuts, Notes, Reminders, Events, Meetings and Lists, and what was saved today, each thing in its place.
Today.

The minutes, without taking notes.

Pled writes the conversation, tells the voices apart and lists the main points. Give a voice a name and it is known next time.

A meeting in Pled: Minutes with five main points about a building site, and the transcript underneath.
Minutes and transcript.
The Who said what sheet: two voices, one named, each with a sample of what was said.
Who said what.
Agreement firstPled asks before a meeting
RecordUp to the end of the meeting
MinutesWith Apple Intelligence on the iPhone

Whether you may record depends on where you are. Asking people is up to you.

Say what it is, out loud.

Start with «list» and it becomes a list. End with your save word and the recording stops by itself. You choose the words.

Several languages at onceAn empty field means no command
The Voice commands page: languages at the top, then the words for note, reminder, event and list.
The words are yours.

Record without opening the app.

Choose how you start: the Action Button, the Lock Screen, Siri or Apple Watch. Then choose what a tap on the microphone records.

Action ButtonLock ScreenSiriApple Watch
The Record page: what a tap on the microphone does, a menu, and the gestures to start recording, with the steps for the Action Button.
The Record page.

Written on your iPhone.

On the iPhone
Speech to textSorting and summariesVoices
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Pled has no server. The sound is not kept once the words are written. iOS downloads the speech model once, from Apple. A copy in your own iCloud Drive stays off until you turn it on.

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You see the price on the App Store, for your country. After day 14 without paying, Record, Today and Archive close, and nothing is deleted.

Download on the App Store

iPhone with iOS 27 or later.

What you may want to know.

Does it work without internet?

Yes, once the speech model is on the iPhone. iOS downloads it once, from Apple. Pled has no server of its own. The App Store needs internet to complete a purchase.

Is the sound kept?

No. The sound is removed once the words are written. If Pled isn't sure about the language, it keeps the sound for up to 7 days so that you can try another language. If writing fails, the sound stays so that nothing is lost.

Where do my words go?

They stay in Pled on your iPhone, protected by iOS. They also go into your iPhone backup, as with other apps. A copy in your own iCloud Drive is optional and off by default. You can export everything to an open file, or delete it all. The details are in the privacy policy.

Why does it ask for full access to Reminders and Calendar?

iOS only offers full access. Pled adds to a list and a calendar called Pled, and checks that what it added is still there. It doesn't look at your other items. Both connections are optional.

Do I need Apple Intelligence?

Only for summaries and minutes. Without it, Pled still records and writes everything down, and the proposals are simpler.

Can I record any meeting?

Pled asks you to confirm that everyone agreed before it records a meeting, but it can't ask them for you. The rules depend on where you are.

How much does it cost?

14 days free, with everything open. Then one payment, with no subscription and no renewals. The App Store shows the price for your country.

Which devices does it need?

An iPhone with iOS 27 or later. Apple Watch is optional: it records on your wrist and sends the recording to the iPhone.

Say the first thing on your mind.

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Download on the App Store

iPhone with iOS 27 or later.