The note editor¶

Markdown formatting¶

Notes support standard GitHub-flavored markdown: headings, lists, tables, bold/italic, and more.

Code blocks¶

Fenced code blocks are syntax-highlighted automatically:

```js
const x = 1;
```

Diagrams¶

Fenced blocks tagged mermaid render as diagrams instead of code:

```mermaid
graph TD
  A[Start] --> B[Decision]
  B --> C[End]
```

Images¶

Use the 🖼️ Image button in the editor toolbar to upload an image at your cursor position, or paste a standard markdown image link (![alt text](url)).

Live preview and source mode¶

The note editor has two modes, switched with the 👁️ / 📝 buttons in the bottom toolbar:

• Live preview (the default) — an Obsidian-style editor where the block you're currently typing in (a paragraph, list, table, heading, and so on) shows its raw markdown, while every other block renders fully formatted. Click into any other block to start editing it — it switches to raw text, and the block you just left renders back to formatted text.
• Source — the classic view: a single raw-markdown textarea on the left with a live-rendered preview alongside it on the right.

Both modes share the same formatting toolbar and support the same markdown, wikilinks and card links, and slash commands described on this page — pick whichever you prefer working in.

Slash commands¶

Type / at the start of a line to open a Notion-style menu for inserting a block, instead of typing markdown syntax by hand. Keep typing to filter the list (e.g. /tab narrows it to Table), then press Enter or Tab to insert the highlighted command, or use the arrow keys to pick a different one. Press Escape to dismiss the menu without inserting anything.

Available commands: