Try it
Free for 30 days
No card. No catch.
- One person
- Reminders on your phone
- Voice and typing
- Full export, any time
Enough to feel the habit form and read your first month back.
One price. One year. One person you love — or all of them.
Notice Book is built around a year, because that’s how long it takes to have something worth giving. So it’s priced that way too.
Notice Book
$39/ year
about $3.25 a month
- Everyone you want to notice — no limit
- Reminders by push, text and email, in the order you choose
- Monthly backup of your whole archive, emailed to you
- Export as book-ready PDF, text, CSV or JSON
- Pause, streaks that forgive, edit any note
Cancel any time. Your notes are yours — export them on the way out.
Give a year
$39one gift
- A full year of Notice Book for someone else
- A code they redeem in one tap
- Your note included when they open it
Anniversaries, weddings, new parents, the friend who’d never buy it for themselves.
The Book
Coming: the printed year.
When you’ve written a year, we’ll turn it into a hardcover — every note, dated, bound. One-time purchase, ordered from inside the app. We’ll email you when it’s ready.
Questions
What happens when the trial ends?
Your notes stay, you can still read and export everything, and you can keep writing about your one person. Adding more people and text/email reminders wait for a plan.
Why yearly?
Because the gift is a year away. Monthly pricing invites people to quit in month three, right when the habit is fragile. Yearly lines up your commitment with the thing you're building.
Can I switch from monthly to yearly?
Yes, any time, from Settings. We'll credit what you've paid this month.
Is there a family plan?
Every plan already covers everyone you want to notice. A family plan would only matter if several people were writing about one person — that's coming with The Book.
What if I cancel?
You keep access until the end of what you paid for. Export first if you like; the export button never goes away.
Do you sell anything about me?
No. Read our Privacy page — it's short and it's in plain English.