Just write. There’s no form.
There are no separate fields for date, time, or place. Write like you normally would and Noti turns it into an event.
One line of memo → an event
Noti recognizes Korean time expressions as you write. Below is exactly how the live engine breaks down “1월 1일 새해 일출”. (Reference time: Fri, May 22, 2026)
Jot "1월 1일 새해 일출" in a memo and Noti reads it as a Absolute date expression, sorting it into the date Fri, January 1, 2027 (all-day). You never have to retype the date or time as numbers — the live recognition engine does it as you write.
This breakdown is computed against Fri, May 22, 2026 with 84% recognition confidence. Writing it as "1/1 신정", "새해 첫날 일정" is recognized the same way.
1월 1일 새해 일출
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Title
새해 일출
Date
Fri, January 1, 2027 · All day
Accuracy
84%
These variations work too
Other phrasings with the same meaning all become events the same way.
- 1/1 신정
- 새해 첫날 일정
Frequently asked questions
Which year is used if I leave out the year?
The nearest future year. If the date has already passed, it rolls over to next year. For example, "1월 1일 새해 일출" resolves to Fri, January 1, 2027 (all-day).
What if I leave out the time?
It becomes an all-day event. Add a time and the hour is set.