Quotion turns Apple Notes into a blog with SEO, analytics and newsletters. Free plan available; paid plans from $12/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Quotion is a web service that turns Apple Notes into a published blog. Writers keep their content in Apple Notes and share a folder with Quotion, which publishes the notes to a site on a free quotion.co subdomain or a custom domain. The company says no design or coding skills are required.
The site includes built-in analytics, SEO markup, a comment system and newsletters. Quotion is operated by Chirpy Information Technology LLC and states it is not related to Apple Notes in any way, so it is an independent service rather than an Apple product.
Setup takes three steps. First, choose an existing Apple Notes folder or create a new one and share it with link@quotion.co. Second, copy the folder's invitation link and paste it into Quotion so the service can read the notes inside. Third, the content goes live on your site.
After that, edits made in Apple Notes are synced automatically, so there is no separate publishing workflow or CMS to maintain. Quotion says it works with any Apple Notes note, and because the content stays in Apple Notes, the site describes it as 100% ownership of your data.
Quotion supports rich text, tags, images, videos and PDFs from Apple Notes, plus markdown and KaTeX math expressions. A design editor changes colors, fonts and controls without code, and custom CSS and JavaScript are optional on paid plans. SEO output includes an auto-generated sitemap.xml, rss.xml and robots.txt.
Built-in analytics track page views and visitor behavior with no setup, and the company calls them privacy-friendly. Newsletters are sent from the dashboard to unlimited subscribers. A comment system handles reader engagement. The homepage shows Google PageSpeed data for a Quotion blog, with a 1.3 second Largest Contentful Paint and zero layout shift.
Quotion is a service that publishes Apple Notes as a blog. You share a notes folder with Quotion and the content goes live on a quotion.co subdomain or your own domain. Edits in Apple Notes sync automatically.
Quotion has a Free plan at $0 per month. Paid plans are listed at $12 (Lite), $29 (Pro) and $249 (Enterprise) per month. The site also advertises 2 months free with annual billing.
Yes. The Free plan includes 1 site with a free subdomain, up to 5 notes, basic personalization, markdown support and 1 month of analytics retention. It is for personal use only.
Share an Apple Notes folder with link@quotion.co, then paste the folder's invitation link into Quotion. The content then goes live, and later edits in Apple Notes sync automatically.
Yes. Lite supports up to 2 sites and custom domains, Pro up to 10, and Enterprise unlimited. The Free plan uses a free quotion.co subdomain.
Yes. Quotion has built-in newsletters managed from its dashboard. Unlimited newsletters are listed on the Pro plan, with unlimited subscribers.
It can be. Lite and Pro allow commercial use, custom domains and analytics, and Pro adds team members, comments and password protection. It works best for teams that already write in Apple Notes.
No. The Quotion site states it is not related to Apple Notes in any way. It is operated by Chirpy Information Technology LLC.