Pick the folder where everything lives — notes, images, videos, PDFs, links, and more.

Create a new .txt file in your main folder and start editing right away.

Enter edit mode for the focused file.

Exit edit mode and return to navigation.

Type [[filename]] to mention another file.

Add * after the closing brackets to pin to the top of the right pane.

Type {{filename}} to mention from another file. This is temporary and disappears after the connection is made.

Move up, down, left, or right between visible and stacked files in the current context.

Navigate between files without leaving edit mode.

Open the focused file and see its connected context.

Search and jump to any file by name.

Show or hide the left and right panes.

Paste or drag anything in. It’s saved to your main folder and automatically mentioned while editing.

Search and run any command — perfect when you forget a shortcut.

It’s just a folder. Sync it with anything you like, such as iCloud.