Notes live in a hierarchical folder structure. You can create folders inside
folders to whatever depth suits how you work. Individual notes sit inside those
folders. There is no limit on depth or the number of folders you can create.
Yes. Pinning keeps a note at the top of your notes view, useful for anything you
reach for constantly. Pinned notes also appear in sideBar’s Pinned Notes home
screen widget so you can access them without opening the app.
What is the difference between archiving and deleting a note?
Archiving moves a note out of your main view without deleting it. You can always
find and restore archived notes. Deleting is permanent and asks for confirmation
before removing the note. Use archive for anything you might want back later.
Yes. Changes save automatically as you write. A brief Saved indicator
confirms each save. You never need to tap a save button, and the editor
remembers your cursor position so when you return to a note it opens exactly
where you left off.
Yes. Notes support rich text formatting. Formatting is applied to whatever text
you have selected. See Notes for the full breakdown of what’s
available.
The Scratchpad is a special note that is always one tap away from anywhere in
the app. It is designed for quick captures: things you want to get down before
you lose them. It auto-saves with a short delay so you can type and move on
without thinking about it. It works like any other note and sideBar can read it
during conversations.
Tap the search field in the Notes view and start typing. Results update as you
type, matching across all your notes at once. You do not need to submit a query
to start seeing matches.
Yes. When you have a note open, sideBar can see its full content and work with
you on it: answer questions about it, suggest edits, summarise it, or use it as
context for anything else you’re asking. sideBar can also reference your notes
during any conversation even without one being open, if the content is relevant.
Yes. From any note you can download it as a plain text file, copy its content to
your clipboard, or share it via the system share sheet. These options are
available from the toolbar menu or the note’s context menu.