Notenity support.
Step by step.

Open Notenity. Tap + beside My notes to create a separate note.

Your notebook brings writing, drawing and recording together. Start with a separate note for each project.

Enter Weekend garden as the title, then write a short project description. Tap the keyboard tick to finish.

Give your note a useful title and start writing. Changes save automatically on this device.

Tap Format. Select existing text first if you want to change only that text.

Choose bold, italic, underline, text colour, size, lists and alignment in the formatting panel.

Tap B to turn bold on. Tap it again to turn it off. Finish with Done.

A highlighted formatting button shows the active style. Use Done to close the panel and return to your note.

Tap the A colour control to open Colors. Choose a colour, then close the picker.

Use the system colour picker for headings and highlights. Keep strong contrast so your note stays easy to read.

Tap Insert to choose a table, checklist, photo, file, drawing or another item.

Insert gathers the items you can add to your notebook. Scroll down for reminders and calendar options.

Scroll down in Insert.

Insert also includes date and time, dividers, reminders, optional live transcription and calendar events. Choose the feature you need.

Choose 3 rows and 2 columns, then tap Insert table.

Use the grid or the number fields to choose the size of your table.

Tap each cell and enter a plant name or care note.

Tables keep related details together. Tap a cell to write, then use Table tools when you need to change the structure.

Tap Table tools to add rows or columns, select cells, merge or split cells, or adjust the table.

Table tools acts on your current cell or selection. For this example, choose Row below to add another plant.

Enter Rosemary and Let soil dry in the added row.

Your table can grow with your project. The new row keeps the same two-column layout.

Choose Insert → Checklist, then type Buy three herb pots.

Turn a small action into a checklist item so you can track it alongside your notes.

Tap the box beside the item to mark it complete. Tap again to reopen it.

The checked item stays in your note, so you can see what you have finished.

Tap Draw. Choose a pen, colour and width before drawing on the page.

Draw directly over your note. The pen, eraser, colour and width controls stay within reach.

Draw a simple plant sketch beneath the checklist. Tap the tick when finished.

A quick sketch can explain an idea alongside your writing. Tap the tick when you are ready to return to the note.

Tap the drawing toolbar’s three dots to show additional tools.

The expanded toolbar includes drawing shapes, Pan, selection and more space for your sketch.

Open the Pen menu to choose Line, Arrow, Rectangle, Ellipse or Eraser.

Choose a shape when you want a cleaner diagram. Keep Pen selected for freehand marks.

Tap the drawing tick to return to the finished note.

Writing, a table, a checklist and a sketch can live together on one page.

Open Insert → Draw.

Draw on the paper, or insert a separate drawing area for a self-contained sketch.

Choose Insert → Draw → Insert drawing area. Draw within the outlined area.

A separate drawing area keeps its own pen, eraser, colour, width and Undo controls. Use it for a small sketch inside the note.

Tap the three dots at the top of the note.

More options brings together note details, recording, export, tools, Undo and Redo.

Choose More → Note info to check the saved status.

Note info shows when the page was created and edited, and confirms that it is saved on this device.

Enter Garden in Place label, then tap Save label.

Use your own label, such as Home, Office or Garden. Notenity does not need location access for this label.

Tap My notes to see saved pages.

Use All, Pinned, Today and Recent to narrow the library. The search field finds a note by its words.

Tap the pin beside a note, then choose Pinned.

Pin a note you return to often. The Pinned view keeps it easy to find.

Type garden in the search field, then tap the result.

Search helps you return to a project without scrolling through the whole library.

Tap the date beneath the title to choose a daily page.

Use the date field, Previous day, Next day or Today, then open the day you need. Separate project notes remain in My notes.

Open the three-line Notebook menu.

The main menu leads to your notes, recording, tools and settings.

Open Notebook menu → Record & transcribe. Choose the spoken language, then choose Record audio or Record with live transcript.

Recording can stand on its own, or create live text in short sections. Review transcript text before adding it to your note.

Open Recording language and choose English or Arabic to match the speech.

Choose the language being spoken for the transcription. This setting does not translate your notes.

Open Transcript drafts from Record & transcribe.

Transcript drafts stay separate from your note until you review them and choose to insert a copy. An empty list means there are no drafts to review.

Choose Listen beside Write.

Listen mode lets you revisit recorded moments linked to text or ink. Record while writing or drawing to create linked moments. Choose Write when you want to edit again.

Open Notebook menu → Tools.

Use Tools to work with writing, reminders, note search and exports.

Choose Writing tools.

Tidy spacing, pick key sentences, find tasks or make a table. These quick tools work with your existing words. AI help is a separate option.

Tap Pick key sentences and review the proposal. Use Back to leave it unchanged.

Review the original alongside the proposal. Nothing changes until you choose how to apply it; you can insert a copy and keep the original.

Open AI help to check device availability.

AI help depends on device, operating-system and language support. If it is unavailable, the quick writing tools can still work with your existing words.

Choose More tools.

Search your notes for answers, find written dates for reminders, or revisit saved originals. Help explains how each tool works.

Enter basil and tap Ask about my notebook.

Find matching passages across saved notes, then open a result to see it in context. Available search and AI options depend on your device.

Open More tools → Saved originals.

Saved originals appear here after supported writing changes. An empty list means there are no saved originals yet. Keep an external notebook backup as well.

With Inline calculations enabled, enter an expression such as 12 + 8 in normal note text. Wait for the small equals action.

Write a simple calculation. The small equals action opens a result you can review before inserting.

Tap the inline equals action. Review 12 + 8 = 20.

Notenity shows the result separately so you can check it. Insert the result after the expression, copy it, or close the preview.

Choose Insert result after expression.

The reviewed answer is now part of the note: twelve plus eight equals twenty.

Place the cursor in normal note text, then choose Insert → Date & time.

Insert the current date and time where you are writing. It becomes ordinary text in the note.

Select text or position the cursor, then open Format → link. Enter the destination.

Add a website, email or telephone link from the formatting controls. Check the destination before tapping Done.

Choose Insert → Create a reminder. Enter a short message, then select the intended date and time.

Write a reminder, check the date, time and time zone, then use Confirm and schedule when you are ready. Notification permission is requested if needed.

Open Tools → Reminders. Add a reminder from Insert or from dates in your note.

This screen lists reminders saved on this device. Notification permission is requested when you confirm and schedule a reminder.

Choose Insert → Add calendar event. Enter a title and review the date and time.

Prepare the event in Notenity, then open the system calendar editor to review it before saving. Your calendar provider may sync the saved event.

Open More options → Export this page.

Export plain text, a formatted HTML page, or open Print to save a PDF. Review what you are sharing before choosing a destination.

Choose Print / save PDF and inspect the preview.

Check the page preview before printing or sharing a PDF. The share button lets you choose a destination such as Files.

Open Settings → Backup & data.

Back up your notebook to a file you keep outside the app. Restore notebook lets you import a saved backup; Storage and recovery provides more recovery options.

Open Backup & data → Storage & recovery.

Keep an external backup before removing local files or reinstalling the app. Storage and recovery lists imported files and provides data-removal controls.

Open Notebook menu → Settings.

Choose appearance, writing and recording preferences, manage backups, or get help.

Open Settings → Appearance.

Choose your app language, light or dark appearance, paper font, text size and paper lines. System follows your device preferences.

Open Settings → Writing.

Control shape-cleanup suggestions, reminder suggestions and inline calculations. Suggested dates and calculations still need your confirmation.

Open Settings → Recording.

Choose the spoken language and whether playback starts slightly before a linked moment. Recording works independently of transcription.

Choose Settings → Device permissions to open the iOS settings for Notenity.

Manage the permissions available for Notenity in iOS Settings. Some controls appear only after you use the corresponding feature.

Open Settings → How to use → Notes.

The built-in guide groups instructions into Notes, Create, Audio and Tools. Start with Notes for writing, formatting, saving and daily pages.

Choose the Create tab in How to use.

Find instructions for tables, checklists, photos, files and drawings. To take a photo, open Insert → Camera on your iPhone or iPad.

Choose the Audio tab in How to use.

Audio help explains recording, linked moments, playback and transcription. Transcript text is reviewed before you insert a copy into the note.

Choose the Tools tab in How to use.

Tools help explains reminders, writing assistance, exports and backups. Use Back to return to Settings.

Open Settings → About.

About shows the installed version and links to support, privacy and credits. Include the version number when you ask us for help.

Open Settings → Request help.

Email Dreamsnity at dreamsnity@gmail.com. Explain what happened and what you expected. You review the email before sending; notes and recordings are not attached automatically.

Choose Settings → Privacy policy.

The Privacy policy opens the Notenity page on dreamsnity.com. Read it for details about local notes, recordings and optional features.