# Gravity CLI 0.5.0: Search by meaning, and voice memos to notes

Canonical: https://www.gravitynotes.app/changelog/cli/0.5.0

9 November 2026

- Search understands meaning: "sofa" finds your note about the couch, and "lawyer house purchase" finds the one about the solicitor.
- Search ignores accents and special letters in every language, so "kobenhavn" finds København and "елку" finds ёлку.
- Phone numbers, postcodes and codes match however you type them: 07700900123 finds 07700 900123.
- Dates, times and numbers match in any format: "14 march" finds 14/03, and "1240" finds £1,240.
- Typos, plurals and shorthand like appt or Thurs still find your note.
- Short words inside Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai text are found, and searching for an emoji finds the notes that have it.
- When many notes match, your newest and rescued notes come first.
- Copying something like "password: bluebell42" into search finds the note it came from.
- Short tags like `w:` find their notes again, and `cafe:` finds notes tagged Café:.
- `gravity search` finds a note however many notes with the same words or meaning are in the trash or, with `--active-only`, archived.
- `gravity search` indexes notes the app has not yet indexed before it searches.
- `gravity transcribe memo.m4a` turns a voice memo into text on your Mac, with the same speech model as the Gravity apps. It reads WAV, M4A, MP3, FLAC, OGG, AIFF and CAF.
- `gravity transcribe --add` saves the text as a note. A tag spoken first with a pause, like "To do, call the bank", becomes the note's tag, and `--tag` sets one instead.
- Transcription understands English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Polish. `--language` picks one, and `--keyword` helps with names.