What Is Stuff? All About the Third-Party App Featured During Apple’s Latest Event
Siri AI got a few more details during the iPhone Event, including a tie-in with Stuff. Here’s what the third-party app can do for you.
At Apple's recent September iPhone event, the company highlighted the capabilities of its AI-powered virtual assistant, Siri. Among the many updates to Siri, the company noted that it "already works seamlessly with over 300,000 apps." One of the apps specifically mentioned was Stuff, a third-party application compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Stuff is an organizational tool that helps users manage their notes into to-do lists, tasks, deadlines, and plans. The app features a Listen Mode that utilizes Siri AI to create tasks from voice commands. Users can also scan handwritten notes using their iPhone camera, and Stuff's handwriting recognition will convert them into tasks. The app can recognize certain phrases like "today" and "next week" and generate tasks with deadlines accordingly.
Moreover, Stuff allows up to 25 people to collaborate on lists, making it ideal for planning various activities such as grocery shopping, birthday presents, events, and vacations. Real-time editing enables simultaneous changes by all invited users. While the app is free, additional features like Listen Mode and Scan Mode cost $3 per month or $30 per year.
Other third-party apps compatible with Siri AI mentioned by Apple during the event include Audible, WhatsApp, Outlook, Notability, and Tripsy. The company also unveiled new products, such as the Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5, all of which can interact with Siri AI.
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