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Finn is a personal assistant that lives inside a notebook. Write the way you always have — and let Finn quietly read your inbox, calendar, and accounts to surface what actually matters. It's your notes, your week, and your life in one place.

Open it and type — that's it. Notes group themselves by recency: Today, Yesterday, This Week, Earlier. You can also quick-capture from the list without changing screens.

Finn quietly brings the rest of your life into your notes. The more you connect, the more context Finn pulls in alongside what you've already written.

A trip planning scenario

Say you're heading to Lisbon next month. Here's how Finn builds out the note as you connect more:

Email (Gmail or Outlook), Calendar (Apple Calendar), and bank or credit card accounts (via Plaid) — all optional, all read-only. Connect what's useful and skip what's not.

How to connect a signal

1. Open the Settings tab from the bottom navigation.
2. Tap Manage Connections.
3. Pick the source you want to add: Email, Calendar, or Bank Accounts.
4. Sign in through the provider's secure flow — Google or Microsoft for email, Apple for calendar, Plaid for banks and credit cards.
5. Grant read-only access. You can revoke it at any time from the same screen.

Once connected, Finn starts using that source as context the next time you ask a question. You don't need to do anything else.

Finn Actions live behind the binoculars button. Tap it and Finn scans across your notes to give you a quick read on what's going on and what to focus on next — no question required.

What you get back

• A short summary of what you've been writing about lately.
• The threads that look unfinished or time-sensitive.
• A suggested focus for today, pulled from the notes themselves.

How to use it

1. Tap the binoculars button from the notebook.
2. Finn reads across your recent notes and any connected signals.
3. Read the summary and pick what to act on — or just use it as a daily check-in.

Finn runs on a credit balance. Every question you ask and every action Finn takes spends a small amount of credits.

How the rolling window works

1. Each request spends credits from your balance.
2. Credits reset on a rolling window — a few hours after a request, that portion of your balance resets and becomes available again.
3. The usage bar in Settings shows what's currently spent in the active window, not a daily or monthly total.

You don't have to wait until midnight to recover capacity — your balance refills continuously as older requests age out. See Pricing for the full picture.

Finn has a free tier and two paid, auto-renewing monthly subscriptions. Paid plans raise how much you can do in each rolling window and unlock a few extras.

How to upgrade

1. Open the Settings tab and tap Subscription.
2. Pick Pro or Max and confirm the purchase through Apple.
3. Your new allowance is active right away.

Billing, renewal & cancellation

Paid plans are billed monthly through your Apple ID at the price shown at purchase, and renew automatically unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime from Settings → Subscription → Manage or Cancel, or in your Apple ID account settings — cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period. Switched devices or reinstalled? Tap Restore Purchases on the Subscription screen. See Pricing for the full picture.

Finn treats your inbox in two layers. Subject lines, senders, and dates are always available as light context. Reading the full body of a message is a separate step that you control.

Your three options

Where to change it

1. Open the Settings tab.
2. Tap Manage Connections, then your email account.
3. Pick the email body preference that fits you. You can change it any time.

Yes. All connections are read-only — Finn never writes to your email, calendar, or accounts. Bank connections are handled by Plaid, and we never store your banking credentials. You can disconnect any source or delete your entire account from the Settings page at any time. For the full breakdown, see our Security page.

Finn is available for iPhone on the Apple App Store. There's no Android, web, or iPad version today.

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