WYSIWYG editor (web)
The web app’s note editor is built on Novel (based on Tiptap/ProseMirror) and supports rich text editing with a familiar interface:Slash commands
Type/ to open the command menu:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/heading | Insert a heading (H1, H2, H3) |
/bullet | Start a bullet list |
/numbered | Start a numbered list |
/quote | Insert a blockquote |
/code | Insert a code block |
/divider | Insert a horizontal rule |
Floating toolbar
Select any text to reveal a floating toolbar with formatting options:- Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough
- Link — Add or edit a hyperlink
- Code — Inline code formatting
- Highlight — Text highlighting
Markdown shortcuts
The editor recognizes markdown syntax as you type:| Type this | Get this |
|---|---|
# | Heading 1 |
## | Heading 2 |
### | Heading 3 |
- or * | Bullet list |
1. | Numbered list |
> | Blockquote |
` | Inline code |
--- | Horizontal rule |
Notes on mobile
On mobile, notes are edited as markdown text with a simple text input. The markdown renders when viewing the note.Notes sync in real time across all platforms. Edit on web with the WYSIWYG editor, then view the formatted result on mobile.
Use cases
Notes are flexible — here are some common ways to use them:Key takeaways
Key takeaways
Summarize the main points of an article so you remember why you saved it.
Personal context
Personal context
Add context like “Shared by Alex at the team meeting” or “Follow up after project launch”.
Quotes and excerpts
Quotes and excerpts
Copy key quotes or passages from the article into your note.
Action items
Action items
Use a checklist to track follow-up tasks related to the save.