Guide
How to get the most out of Release Notes, a page at a time.
Start here
- Getting started: your first week, from the first email to filling in a day you missed.
- The morning email: each part of the email, top to bottom.
- Replying: how a reply becomes a note, and what happens when one is late.
Feature by feature
Write it however it comes
- Photos, voice memos and PDFs: adding photos, recordings and PDFs to a note, and turning on transcripts and photo descriptions.
- Your own address: an address of your own to mail a note to any day, no reply needed.
- Connecting an agent: connect Claude or ChatGPT to your notes, what each approval lets it do, and how to disconnect.
See it come back
- Badges: the quiet badges your writing earns, the shelves they sit on, and how to turn them off.
- Places and the map: your city, where a note was written, a day's own place, and the map of every note with a place.
- Upcoming: birthdays, anniversaries, trips and events you're looking forward to, remembered in the morning email and in your calendar.
Find it, and keep it
- Tags and search: hashtags in any note, a page for each tag, and search across every word you've kept.
- Make a book: any days you pick, set as a PDF book with their photos, places and weather, to read or to print.
- Keeping a copy: export everything you've kept as a zip, files and all, or the words alone, any time.
On your terms
- Pausing and stopping: take a break from the morning email for a while, or stop it, without losing anything.
- Deleting your account: how deleting works, what goes, and the copy you're offered first.
Other pages
- Features: everything Release Notes does, a line each.
- How it works: the idea in two minutes.
- FAQ: cost, the Weekly Thing, who can read your notes, and more.
- Privacy: what is kept, who can see it, and how to take it with you.
- Release Notes for Release Notes: what’s new, one release at a time.
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