How are notes organised?
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.Can I pin notes?
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.Can I move a note between folders?
Yes. Use the Move action from the note’s context menu or toolbar menu to reassign it to any folder.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.Does sideBar auto-save my notes?
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.Can I use rich text formatting in notes?
Yes. Notes support rich text formatting through thetextformat popover in the
editor. On iPhone and iPad, open it from the editor controls. On macOS, click
the floating textformat button in the top right of the editor or use the
top-level Format menu. You can apply text styles such as Body, Title,
Heading, and Subhead, along with inline formatting such as bold, italic,
underline, strikethrough, and inline code. See Notes for the
full breakdown.
How do I start a list while typing?
Start a new paragraph, then type- or * for a bulleted list, or 1. for
a numbered list. The trigger only works at the start of a paragraph. After the
list starts, pressing Return creates the next item, and pressing Return on an
empty trailing item exits back to Body text.
How do I create a checklist?
Start a new paragraph and type[] . That converts the paragraph into a
checklist item. Press Return to create the next checklist item, and press
Return on an empty trailing checklist item to exit back to Body text.