You can ask your Google Assistant to start a note for you.
Set a default note service
Let your Google Assistant create and edit notes in a service, like Google Keep.
Important: This feature is only available in English.
- On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Assistant app
- At the top right, tap your profile image or initial
Services
Notes & Lists.
- Tap a service to set it as your default.
- To confirm, tap Continue.
Any new notes created with your Google Assistant will be visible on your default note service. Any notes you created with your Google Assistant before you set a default note service, won’t be available on that service.
Important: If you choose a third-party provider app as your default, that provider’s app's privacy policy applies.
Create a note
- On your iPhone, open the Google Assistant app
.
- Tap the microphone
.
- Say a command. For example:
- "Take a note"
Find or edit your note
- On your iPhone, open the Google Assistant app
.
- Tap the microphone
.
- Say a command. For example:
- "Show me all my notes"
- "Show me my notes"
- To edit a note: Tap the note or View all notes.
Fix issues with notes
Where are my old notes?
Notes you created with your Google Assistant before connecting to a notes service, like Keep, aren’t migrated. Your Assistant will show you an aggregated view of notes created from both your Assistant and your note service.
If you have notes in both the Assistant and your notes service with the same name, your Assistant will start adding items to the note created in your notes service.
Access notes you created with your Google Assistant
When you set a notes service as your default app, your Assistant shows you notes from both the note app and notes you created with your Google Assistant. To edit your Google Assistant notes:
- Open the Google Assistant app
.
- At the top right, tap your profile image or initial
Services
Notes & Lists.