On the App Store · free
Text or talk about your day. Tasks, habits and money sort themselves. One app, not four.
Free · No card · English y Español
On a laptop? Scan to get the iPhone app.
The web and the app share one account.
For messy minds
You say what happened and what’s coming; Searose keeps the day in one place and brings things up when they fit. No forms, no tags, no four apps.
“lunch with Sam was 18”
−$18 Food, on today. One line, no form, Undo right there if it heard wrong.
“call the landlord tomorrow at 10”
It lands on tomorrow at 10am and reminds you. Said with a time, it is always kept.
“when’s my electricity bill due?”
“Sunday the 18th, 12 days away, $68.” From what you told it, never a guess.
What else it does
The day as hours, your things placed on it, the free stretch open.
Drag one to move it; “anytime” things wait at the top until they fit.
Tap a bar to jump · it waits while you read
PRICING
Everything on this page is free, on the web and on iPhone. Later, one simple monthly plan; answers from your own data stay unlimited, only deep AI questions get metered.
Everything you need to run your day.
$0forever
Get startedThe full picture, nothing metered.
$8/ month
Start freeThese are what Pro will cost when Searose leaves beta. Right now everything is free, on the web and on iPhone. No card.
Questions
Yes. Everything you see here is free today, on the web and on iPhone. When a paid plan comes, the free one stays generous.
Yes — write in either language, in the same account. The app answers in the one you set.
No. The web is the same Searose; the iPhone app adds reminders on your phone, voice notes and the Mac notch. One account, both doors.
Only what you write or say. It reads your line to sort it, and answers questions from your own totals. It never browses your account on its own.
Your notes are yours, in your private account. Searose uses AI (Claude, by Anthropic) only to read a line and sort it; nothing is sold, nothing is used to train anything.
Every receipt has an Undo right under it. Say it again, or tap the thing and change it — nothing is buried.
No. Each day keeps its words, and the notebook keeps what outlasts a day — folders, tags, favorites — all searchable.
Anytime. Export everything from Settings; deleting the account erases it for good.
Tomorrow morning
Scan for the iPhone app.