Press

Press kit

Everything you need to write about Jotslate. For anything else, like a review copy or an interview, email hello@jotslate.app.

About Jotslate

Jotslate is a notes app for iPhone that sorts itself. People write the way they text themselves, like “call mom tmrw at 5” or “gym mon wed fri”, and when they tap Done, every line becomes a real task, reminder, calendar event, habit or progress log, with notifications at the right time. The note stays exactly as written, with what each line became shown beneath it.

Jotslate sorts on the iPhone with Apple Intelligence or its offline rules, reads photos, scans, PDFs and links on the device, and has no ads and no tracking. It’s free to use. Jotslate Pro adds unlimited sorting and habits, full history, Apple Calendar, Apple Reminders sync, Live Activities and custom colors.

Name
Jotslate
Tagline
Just jot it.
Platform
iPhone, iOS 26
Availability
On the App Store November 9
Price
Free. Jotslate Pro is $7.99 a month, $59.99 a year with a 14-day free trial, or $149.99 regularly $179.99 once.
Made by
Noah Livingston, an independent developer

Icon and brand

The Jotslate app icon: a dark slate with two lines of writing and a cobalt check

App icon

1024 × 1024 PNG, full bleed. Apply your own rounded mask.

The Jotslate mark

Mark

Vector, with the slate. Don’t rotate, stretch or recolor it.

Name and colors

Write the name as Jotslate, one word with a capital J; the wordmark is lowercase. Ink #0D0F12, chalk #F4F5F7, cobalt #3355FF.

Screenshots

App Store screenshots at 1320 × 2868, from real screens in the app. Each comes on a dark or a light background.

Video

Messy notes, clean plans

A short vertical edit: a jot typed into Jotslate, the Found so far sheet, then the sorted result. 720 × 1280 MP4, no sound.