note-taking mode
Notes mode is for quick-reference pages, meeting fragments, research pulls, and recurring ideas. It opens a note document with a side panel of inserts that keep your hands close to the keyboard.
gist: the strongest idea from the interview is not the quote, but the pause after it.
tags: #oral-history #archive
key points
- sound quality changes after minute 14
- ask permission before using family names
follow up
what changes
A note can become a draft later, but it does not have to. The note tools make it fast to add gist lines, tags, key points, follow-up tasks, and source space so small pieces of information remain findable after the session ends.
#topic or a tags: line.research notes, calls, class notes, brainstorm residue, source tracking, project memory, and anything you will want to find again.
More like index cards beside the draft than a separate knowledge base you have to maintain.
screenshots
These previews show the note document, the quick-insert panel, and how tags stay visible as the page grows.
made for capture
Every note opens with the note tools nearby, so structure can be inserted as the capture takes shape.
Add common note objects without breaking rhythm, including checkboxes, timestamps, dividers, and callouts.
Detected tags become clickable chips in the side panel, ready to reinsert as the note develops.