June 15, 2026

Your notes, made more useful. FirstSeed Notes 2 with an AI Agent is here

FirstSeed Inc. has released FirstSeed Notes 2, a note app with a built-in AI agent. Alongside an AI agent that helps you organize, use, and reflect on your notes, the app now supports attachments, equations, and handwriting with Apple Pencil — making it possible to build rich notes that go beyond text. It also includes Quick Access, which lets you create and edit notes by voice the moment inspiration strikes. FirstSeed Notes 2 supports iOS 26 and macOS 26.

A new note-taking experience with an AI agent

With the AI agent, brainstorming ideas, proofreading text, summarizing notes, and organizing information are all just a natural-language request away. You can summarize a meeting note, rewrite a long passage to be easier to read, or pull together the information you need from across multiple notes. Your notes no longer sit idle — they become the starting point for your next step.

Create and edit by voice the moment inspiration strikes

The app now supports Quick Access, available simply by long-pressing the app icon. From there, you can quickly create a new note or launch the AI agent. For example, while you're out and about, just say "Add milk to my shopping list" and the AI agent finds the right note and updates it for you — there's no need to open the app and hunt for the note. Processing continues in the background and you're notified when it's done, so whether you're on the move or busy with something else, you can capture and organize your thoughts right where you are.

Assists organizing, using, and reflecting

The AI agent in FirstSeed Notes 2 deeply understands the structure inside the app — notebooks, sections, and tags — and works with your notes on your behalf. It handles organizing tasks like "Tag last week's meeting notes as Important" or "Pull together my travel-plan notes," and when you ask "Summarize my recent reading notes and tell me what stands out," it surfaces past records that had been buried, supporting reflection and personal growth.

Attachments, handwriting, and equations

You can now bring a wider range of information together in a single note. Save attachments such as PDFs and images inside a note, and on iPad, use Apple Pencil for handwritten input — perfect for idea notes and study notes that include diagrams and sketches. The app also supports entering equations in LaTeX format, making it just as useful for technical notes and study purposes for students, researchers, and engineers.

The app is available for download for free on the App Store. We hope you will love it as much as we do.