AI Note Taker: Pocket Orbit

Pocket Orbit is for anyone who takes notes across a lecture, a meeting, or a messy personal system, and ends up with them scattered across screenshots, half-finished folders, and apps that were never built to talk to each other.

You capture a note three ways: draw it with Apple Pencil, type it, or scan a photo with OCR. Pocket Orbit reads what it can and lets you fix the rest before it saves. Once saved, it either auto-groups the note into the right place or asks you when it's not sure, and you can always move a note yourself. Search finds anything by match or group filter, even if you forget the exact wording.

You can summarize a single note or a whole group, picking exactly which notes to include. Export as PDF, Markdown, or HTML, whatever format you need next.

Pocket Orbit deliberately does not try to be a full workspace or a database builder. There are no templates to maintain, no nested pages, and no public note links; every export is a file you own, not something published to the internet. It's server-backed for sync across devices, not an offline-only vault. It's built for one job: getting a thought out of your head and into something usable, fast.