Life
- Move the notes you still need from Apple NotesSend notes one at a time from the Share button in Apple Notes. The original stays in Apple Notes.
- Find one word inside a long noteWith a note open, tap the magnifying glass at the top right. Every match in the note is highlighted, and the arrows take you from one to the next.
- Split a long recipe note with headingsTurn each dish's name into a heading, and as you scroll you can see at a glance where the next recipe starts.
- Keep once-a-year steps as a numbered listWrite steps as a numbered list, and when you add a step in the middle, the numbers below it shift down on their own.
- Copy your notes out before you switch phonesEach note is a separate .md file on your iPhone. You can copy them anywhere from the Files app.
- Bring back a note you deleted by mistakeA note you delete from the list doesn't disappear right away. It moves to Trash, and you can restore it for 30 days.
- Add a photo to a noteYou can put photos inside a note, such as the model number of an appliance or the box of a medicine, right next to the text that explains them.
- Open your notes where there's no signalYour notes are files on your iPhone, so they open even without a connection. Reading and writing don't require signing in.
- Meet a note you had almost forgottenThe Discover tab brings back older notes you haven't changed in a while, each with a reason such as "On this day last year" or "Over six months ago".