A calmer place to write things down.

Notes, docs and diagrams in one workspace. Pages nest as deep as you like, comments stick to the block they are about, and any page is one click from being on the web.

Sign in with Google. Your first workspace comes with a few pages to look around.

Write it, put it somewhere, let someone read it.

Three things, in the order most days go.

  1. Step 1

    Write

    Press / on any empty line and pick a block. Headings, lists, checklists, tables, callouts, toggles, code with syntax highlighting, columns, images, video, and a whiteboard when words are the wrong shape.

  2. Step 2

    Organise

    Drag one page onto another to nest it, as deep as you like. Every page keeps its own address, so a link you sent last month still works after you move it somewhere else.

  3. Step 3

    Share

    Publish a page and anyone with the link can read it — no account, and nothing else in your workspace becomes visible. Or invite people in with a link that expires.

Everything else it does.

No feature here is coming soon.

A block editor that gets out of the way

Select text for the toolbar, drag the handle to move a block, and never reach for a menu bar.

Comments on the exact block

Threads sit in the margin beside what they are about, and stay anchored to the block while you edit around them.

Whiteboards inline

Drop a canvas into any page. It only loads for the pages that actually have one.

Links and backlinks

Point at another page and it keeps up with renames. Each page shows what links to it.

Templates

Start from a meeting note, a project plan or a decision record — or save any page as your own.

Export that leaves nothing behind

Markdown, HTML or PDF, with subpages, produced in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to be converted.

Everything, one keystroke away

⌘K searches every page by name and by where it sits in the tree.

Workspaces and invites

Invite by link, cap how many times it can be used, and revoke it whenever you like.

Deleting is not final

Pages go to the trash with everything nested under them, and come back the same way.

Start with one page. See where it goes.

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