Gather everything. Sort it out later.
Gather a quote, a PDF, a screenshot and a rough thought. Put related things together as the shape of your research becomes clear.
Highlights in the reading app, PDFs in Downloads, screenshots in the camera roll, quotes in three notes, the actual thinking in your head. Nothing is lost, and nothing is together.
- Drop it in unstructured.A line is a note. A quote, a number, a hunch: each one is a line, filed under nothing until you decide.
- Move anything anywhere.Drag a bullet and everything under it comes along. Indent, outdent, fold; the structure is never fixed.
- Sets of pictures, any kind of file.Screenshots, photos, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio: any file attaches to any line, up to 100 MB each (500 MB on Premium).
- All of it searchable.Text inside PDFs is indexed on your device. The text on your screenshots and what is in your photos count too, read by AI unless you turn it off.
Facts, quotes, files and half-thoughts, side by side.
Keep the sources next to what you took from them. When a fact turns out to matter, drag it up; when a thought turns into a section, open it as its own page.
Shift+Enter adds a longer note under any line; [[ links a line to any other.
Rearrange the ideas as you understand them.
Move a quote under a question. Group related findings. Open a promising branch as a page, keeping the source files with it.
Return to the source when you need it.
Search your notes and PDF text for a phrase you remember. Image understanding also finds the text inside screenshots.
PDF text is read on your device. Text in photos, what is in them and search by meaning use AI; one switch in Settings → General turns it off.
Connected, not filed.
Link a quote to the argument it supports, a paper to the post it informs. Later, from either end, the other is one click away.
Backlinks are one click away in any item’s menu.
One list, other jobs.
Plan your day
Tasks, meetings and notes on one page for today, with a timeline that shows the day you actually have.
See how →Keep a journal
One shortcut, one line, done. Entries live next to your plans, not in an app you forget to open.
See how →Run a project
Goals, tasks, decisions and dates in one outline, with the to-dos also on the day you will do them.
See how →Everything on your mind, in one place.
Open Nested List, type your first line, and put the next thought under it. That is the whole setup.