One data model.
Every view you need.
Notes are markdown. Collections group them. Views are how you look at them. Everything else (properties, filters, sharing, search) is built around those three things.
Notes.
Pages written in a fast markdown editor. Slash commands, wiki links, callouts, code, drag handles. Stored as .md.
Collections.
Groups of related notes with shared properties: status, owner, date, whatever your team needs.
Views.
Six ways to see the same notes. Switch anytime. Filters and sorts are per-view.
Six views. Same notes.
Your data does not move between layouts. You do.
List
A top-to-bottom list of notes. The default for most collections.
Board
Kanban columns grouped by any select property. Drag between columns to update.
Table
A grid, one row per note, one column per property. Edit inline.
Gallery
Cards with covers, titles, and property pills. Good for visual libraries.
Calendar
Notes on their date property. Drag to reschedule.
Feed
A scrollable stream of full notes. No clicking through.
Typed fields. Clean queries.
A property is a typed field on every note in a collection. Filter by it. Sort by it. Group by it. Colour-code by it.
A markdown editor that actually feels like one.
- Slash commands for every block.
- Wiki links with autocomplete.
- Drag handles on every block.
- Code blocks, callouts, toggles, checklists.
- Paste an image. Paste a YouTube link. It just unfurls.
- Autosave, real-time sync, offline-friendly.
Find anything. Fast, or fuzzy.
Full-text search for the words you remember. Semantic search for the ones you do not. One query, both layers, one ranked list.
Search referenceShip it with your team. Or with the internet.
Real-time co-editing.
Multiple cursors, CRDT-merged edits. No "X is editing, try again later."
Public links.
Share a note or a whole collection. Revoke in one click.
Workspace members.
Invite by email. Everyone sees the same notes, with per-note permissions.