Notes have a lifecycle. Capture at speed, promote what earns it, and let the rest go.
In development for iPhone, iPad and Mac
Fast capture tools fill up and never empty. Permanent note libraries have no inbox and no way to take something scrappy seriously later. So the good stuff stays trapped in a scratchpad, and the scratchpad turns into a landfill.
Wendra treats a note as something that can grow up.
Launch straight to a cursor. A command you are about to forget, a half thought, what someone just said on a call. No title, no folder, no decision. It goes in scratch.
One keystroke turns a scratch item into a durable note. It gets a real title, joins the link graph, earns backlinks, takes attachments, and stops being disposable. A one-liner becomes a runbook. Scattered call notes become the account.
Scratch that nobody has touched in months comes back and asks once: promote this, or let it go. Nothing is ever deleted behind your back. The library stays worth searching.
In your own iCloud, in Apple's private database, and nowhere else. There is no Wendra account, no Wendra server, and no third party in the middle.
Every field Wendra writes, including the body of every note, its title, and its tags, is stored in an encrypted CloudKit field rather than in plain text. Turn on Advanced Data Protection in your Apple Account settings and those fields become end to end encrypted, so nobody but you can read them.
Sync is never behind the paywall. It is not a feature, it is the floor.