AI that works for you, not on your data
Most AI note apps feed your whole workspace to their AI and keep the keys to read it. Oracle reads nothing until you allow it, runs its tools on your device, and is built in: there when you want it, out of the way when you don't.
What Oracle does
- Searches your notes and answers questions from them
- Summarizes and drafts from notes you mention with @
- Creates and edits notes and note types
- Remembers conversations, encrypted like your notes
You decide what it can do
Search, read, create, edit and type changes each have their own setting: Off, Ask or Allow. Everything starts at Ask, and you can approve a request once or for the whole conversation. Deleting always asks. A note type can override the settings, so a type like Health or Journal stays closed to Oracle no matter what.
It works on your device
Your notes are encrypted on our servers, so nothing can search them there. Oracle's tools run in your app, on the copy your device has decrypted. The AI model only receives what you allow.
How other AI note apps work
Notion AI draws on everything you can access in a workspace. Evernote's AI features work across your account. Both companies hold the keys to your notes. VoiceKnight never has them.
Where requests go
Oracle and transcription run on OpenAI. Requests are encrypted in transit, and VoiceKnight never stores them in plaintext. Everything else works without AI. The free plan includes some AI usage each day and paid plans raise it.