
A daily note that fills itself: your agenda, the emails that need answers, and replies drafted in your voice. You approve what goes out.
Write "prepare the partner pitch" and it arrives as a small plan: the research, the prep time, the reminder, the email. One click runs the safe steps.
Anything that reaches another person waits for your review. Always.
Will be sent to others — review first
Real comments from real people on our Product Hunt launch. Quoted in their original English.
I've been using Buddy AI Note for a week now and I'm impressed with how seamlessly it integrates into my daily workflow. The ability to add tags and prioritize tasks directly within the note-taking interface is a game-changer for me as a product manager. It's helped me declutter my notes and focus on what really matters.
The gap between "wrote it down" and "actually did it" is where every note I've ever taken goes to die, so I like the idea of one that nudges itself toward done. And keeping the "sends to other people" stuff gated behind a confirm is the right instinct — that's the exact thing I'd be nervous about handing off.
Really like the idea of notes becoming action instead of just storage. The review step before anything reaches another person feels like a smart design choice rather than a limitation.
Turning notes into an actual daily plan is the part most note apps miss.
It caught my eye because I've often wished my notes could understand what I roughly meant and help me continue from there, without making me organize everything first.
This is so cool! It sounds like something that could genuinely make life much easier.
Prefer the terminal? bnote lets Claude Code, or any agent, work from your real task list, log progress to your daily note, and delegate to Buddy the work that needs your calendar, your email, and your voice.
$ curl -fsSL https://ainote.tech/install.sh | sh
$ bnote login && bnote init
# Claude Code works from your task list...
$ bnote tasks --status open
# ...and delegates the human half to Buddy:
$ bnote add "Prepare the partner pitch" --plan
$ bnote exec <id> --wait
$ bnote ask "Am I free Friday afternoon?"