You open the app, and it asks you to sign in
On the train, you remember an errand someone asked you to do. You open your notes app to write it down before your stop. It shows the sign-in screen again. By the time you have retyped your password, the train is at the station, and on the platform you can’t remember what you were going to write.
On a mountain, in a tunnel, or on a plane, you may also want to look at notes with no signal at all.
Your notes are on your iPhone
BijaVault keeps each note as a file on your iPhone. With no signal, you can still open and read your notes and search them. During a period in which you can write, you can write new notes offline too.
Reading and writing don’t require signing in, and the app doesn’t ask you to sign in every time you open it.
You only sign in for AI
Signing in is only needed for AI features, such as adding types and tags to your notes or summarizing a page you shared. When you use them, the note’s text or the shared page’s URL passes through our server. The server doesn’t store the text and doesn’t use it to train AI. If you don’t sign in, your notes are never sent for AI processing.
What you need
Reading and searching your notes works at any time. Writing new notes requires a subscription, or three days of access unlocked by watching an ad.