These iPhone apps already support Siri AI in iOS 27, each with a different capability built in. Some let Siri AI search your own content, others let it take direct action without opening the app first.
Below is what each app supports and how the feature works.
Siri AI Searches Personal Context Inside Noted, Ulysses and Three More Apps
Siri AI can now dig through your own content instead of only answering generic questions. Ask it to find a photo from years ago, an email buried in your inbox, or details from an old note, and it searches across your personal context to surface the answer.
- Noted lets Siri AI pull specific details out of past recorded meetings and transcripts.
- Uplock uses Siri AI to locate a specific stored document, card, or ID without manually browsing the vault.
- NowPlaying lets Siri AI recall a song, album, or artist from your own listening history.
- Ulysses uses Siri AI to search across drafts and notes for a specific passage you wrote earlier.
- Sequel lets Siri AI find a show, movie, book, or game you already logged in your tracker.
Siri AI Takes Actions Inside Meditopia, Focus and Other Apps
Beyond search, Siri AI can complete tasks directly inside apps. Five apps show how that works in practice.
- Meditopia lets Siri AI start a specific meditation or sleep session on request.
- Focus uses Siri AI to start or adjust a Pomodoro session by voice.
- Signeasy lets Siri AI pull up a document that needs a signature.
- Structured uses Siri AI to add or reschedule a task on your daily planner.
- Dark Noise lets Siri AI play a specific ambient sound without opening the app manually.
Our Take
The personal context search is the feature that makes Siri AI worth it. Letting Siri AI dig through your own notes, recordings, and documents inside third-party apps is the biggest highlight.
For example, even if third party app support is limited for now, you can setup apps like Mail and Calendar to sync with your existing services in the background, while using apps like Gmail or Outlook for day-to-day work. This helps Siri have the context that helps it be a truly helpful assistant.
