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Reflect

AI note-taking with backlinks

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What is Reflect?

Reflect is a networked note-taking application that integrates AI-powered writing assistance, made by a team focused on knowledge management and thought organization. The tool combines traditional note-taking with backlink functionality—allowing users to create bidirectional connections between notes—and incorporates GPT-4 and OpenAI's Whisper for voice transcription, writing improvement, and semantic search.

Core features include real-time device synchronization across desktop and iOS, end-to-end encryption of all note content, and web clipping via Chrome and Safari extensions. Users can capture content from web browsers and Kindle highlights, then organize and retrieve these snippets through full-text search. The AI assistant handles specific tasks: transcribing voice memos with high accuracy, generating article outlines from unstructured thoughts, extracting key takeaways from meeting notes, and allowing custom prompt creation. Calendar integration with Google Calendar and Outlook enables meeting tracking and agenda management alongside notes. The application supports one-click publishing for sharing individual notes.

Reflect operates on a subscription model priced at $10 monthly (billed annually), with a 14-day free trial. The platform emphasizes security through end-to-end encryption while maintaining data accessibility via API and export functions. Integration partnerships extend functionality through Zapier (connecting to dozens of external apps), Readwise (syncing reading highlights), and native browser extensions for instant capture.

The target audience includes researchers, knowledge workers, and students who prioritize fast note capture and interconnected knowledge graphs. The tool mirrors neural association patterns by surfacing related notes through backlink visualization, functioning as a second brain. Users typically employ it for meeting documentation, literature research, idea management, and thought development across distributed devic