A paper notebook on your iPhone, with pages that really turn. Write with a fingertip or type, on paper that looks like paper. Notelet was built first for iPhone Duo, where the phone becomes the notebook. Open it and the fold is the spine. Fold it shut and the notebook closes. TWO PAGES AND A SPINE On iPhone Duo, two pages lie side by side with the fold between them. Folded, the outer screen is a pocket notebook for one hand. Flex the fold slightly and the pages riffle to your ribbon. Close it and you feel the cover land. PAGE BY PAGE On any iPhone it’s the same notebook, one page at a time. Swipe anywhere on a page to turn it, or curl a corner. Writing and typing can share a page. To tear one out, pull it down along the perforation by the binding. It waits in the back pocket for 30 days, in case you want it back. ELEVEN COVERS There’s one notebook, and you choose its cover. Each cover brings its own paper and pen, and any page can be lined, dotted, grid, isometric or blank. • Daybook, free: linen with ivory paper and a fountain pen • Doodle, free: chunky card, drawn all over in crayon • Atelier: soft calf leather with gilt edges and a tie • Composition: marbled boards and white school paper • Engineer: a wire-bound pad, grid printed on the back • Washi: hand-sewn Japanese paper, quiet under a pen • Sketchbook: stiff paper between cork boards. Lies flat. • Watercolour: waxed canvas and thick paper. Bring a brush. • Ledger: numbered pages ruled for sums, and an index • Score: staves on every page, gold on oxblood cloth • Seminar: soft suede, with pages set out for lectures Look Inside any of them and scribble on a sample page before you buy. DOODLE, FOR SMALL HANDS Doodle has a chunky crayon and big lines with a dashed middle, for learning letters. It also comes with a sheet of stickers that go anywhere on the cover or the pages, at any size and angle. FINDING A PAGE Search reads handwriting as well as typing. On an iPhone with Apple Intelligence, describe a page (“the one with the bike sketch”) and Notelet finds it, and pages you never named get a title in pencil. It all runs on your iPhone with Apple’s on-device model, so nothing leaves the phone. IN AND OUT Bring In turns Reminders lists into pages with boxes to tick, and takes notes from the Notes app and text files from Files. Take It With You, in Settings, exports the whole notebook whenever you like: a PDF with every page as it looks, or Markdown for another notes app. Your pages aren’t locked in. ALSO • iCloud keeps your notebook on every iPhone signed in to your Apple Account • The Today’s Page widget shows your latest page on the Home Screen • Ask Siri to start a page or find one. The same actions are in Shortcuts. • A short guide on first launch has you try each gesture yourself, and Settings can replay it Daybook and Doodle are free. The other nine covers are $0.99 each, paid once, and you can look inside every one first. There’s no account and no ads, and search stays on your iPhone.