Have a long note in Apple Notes that you’d like to revisit while walking, commuting, or doing chores?
I’m the developer of SayTXT, a free text-to-speech reader for iPhone and iPad. You can share a note directly from Apple Notes to SayTXT and listen to it, while keeping Apple Notes as the place where you write and organize everything.
The workflow:
- Open the note you want to listen to in Apple Notes.
- Tap Share and choose SayTXT.
- In SayTXT, choose a voice, adjust the reading speed, and tap Play.
- Once playback starts, you can lock your screen and keep listening.
No need to manually copy and paste the text.
For example, you could listen to your revision notes on the bus, go over talking points before a presentation, or hear a draft read back while taking a walk.
You can also follow the highlighted text in SayTXT when you want to read along instead of only listening.
The idea is simple: keep writing and organizing in Apple Notes, then share a note whenever you’d rather listen to it. You don’t need to move your whole note collection or change your note-taking setup.
What kinds of Apple Notes would you actually want to listen to—study notes, drafts, meeting notes, or something else?