Tabula has a new look. At the top of the list sits the tablet, which shows at a glance how many slots are taken and how many are left, and the oldest note carries an hourglass. If you turn it on in Preferences, once a week, on the day you choose, Tabula offers the weekly round: you read your notes again one at a time and decide what to keep. On the Home Screen you can add a widget with your latest notes, or only the ones to do or to remember, or the tablet with the free slots. And from Control Center or the Action button, Paste into Tabula saves what you copied. To let a note go, you now just swipe it, and for a few seconds you can undo. Extract Data has four ready templates, for an invoice, a contact, an appointment or an expense. When a note is too long for the iPhone, Apple Intelligence can use Apple's Private Cloud Compute, if you allow it in Preferences.

You can ask Siri "Open Tabula to write", or "Search in Tabula" to find a note. The same two are in Spotlight when you type Tabula. With large text the actions screen scrolls, and the buttons always stay within reach. Tags and categories read in full. Reformat recognizes the headings a note already has. Extract Table turns a note down when the data doesn't come from the text, instead of making it up. When an action takes longer than usual, Tabula tells you, and you can stop it whenever you like. VoiceOver names the note field and the result of the actions, and the app follows Reduce Motion. And Tabula now speaks Portuguese, from Portugal and from Brazil.