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Pink Note

One morning briefing a day. On-device. Private.

Open Pink Note in the morning. It reads your calendar for today, fetches the local weather from Apple Weather, and, with Apple Intelligence, asks Apple's on-device Foundation Models to write a short, warm two-paragraph briefing about the day ahead. Other iPhones get a plain readout of the calendar and the weather. AVSpeech reads it back in an English system voice. The script and audio save to your year archive. At the end of the year, 365 short briefings scroll past as a record of what your mornings looked like.

How it works

Tap the morning composer. Pink Note asks once for Calendar and Location access, then runs the briefing on-device.
EventKit reads today's events, WeatherKit pulls the current conditions and the day's forecast.
With Apple Intelligence, Apple's on-device Foundation Models writes a warm, ~150-word, two-paragraph script. Other iPhones get a plain readout of your calendar and the weather.
AVSpeechSynthesizer renders the script to an m4a audio file and saves it locally.
Tap play to listen while you make coffee or commute. The briefing and its audio stay in your year archive.

Apple Intelligence

With Apple Intelligence, Pink Note writes each briefing with Apple's on-device Foundation Models. That model is available on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 family, iPhone 17 family, and any iPad with M-series silicon, all running iOS or iPadOS 26 or later, with Apple Intelligence enabled in Settings. On other devices, Pink Note reads out your calendar and the weather instead, says why, and still voices and saves the briefing.

Weather data attribution

Pink Note uses Apple Weather (via WeatherKit) to fetch the current temperature, condition, and the day's high and low. The Apple Weather mark and a link to Apple's legal attribution page are displayed in the briefing sheet whenever weather data appears, and a permanent attribution row sits in the app's Settings under About. Source: weather-data.apple.com/legal-attribution.html.

What stays on your device

No accounts, no email, no signup.
No analytics, no third-party SDKs, no ad networks.
The Foundation Models call runs on your device. Your calendar text never leaves the phone.
Weather lookups go to Apple Weather using only your coarse location. Pink Note does not store your coordinates.
The only other network call is to Apple's StoreKit when you choose to subscribe.

Pricing

Three days of full access on install. After that, up to 3 briefings in total are free, or choose Pro Monthly at $2, Pro Annual at $13, or a one-time Lifetime unlock at $29. All purchases are handled by Apple and managed under your Apple ID. Subscriptions auto-renew until cancelled in iOS Settings at least 24 hours before the renewal date.

Support

Have a question, a bug, or a use case that doesn't fit? support@danielius.studio. Replies typically within a day or two.

To restore a purchase on a new device, open Pink Note, go to the paywall, and tap Restore Purchases. Apple will re-verify your Apple ID's entitlements.

To cancel an auto-renewing subscription, open the Settings app on iPhone, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, then Pink Note Pro.