Notes
Notes are free-form rich-text documents — the place for research, planning, brainstorming, and anything that isn’t the manuscript itself.
Notes vs. manuscripts
Section titled “Notes vs. manuscripts”Both use the same editor, but they serve different purposes:
| Manuscript | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | The actual book | Research, plans, ideas |
| Included in book export | Yes | No (exportable separately) |
| Counts toward writing goals | Yes | No |
Page links (@-mentions, embeds) |
— | Yes |
Creating a note
Section titled “Creating a note”- In the sidebar, click + (or right-click a folder) and choose Notes.
- Name it and start writing — everything from the manuscript editor works here too: formatting, blocks, slash commands, images.
What makes notes special
Section titled “What makes notes special”- Page links — type
@to link to any character, location, manuscript, or other item in your project. See Page Links. - Page embeds — insert a full-width card linking to another page via the
/menu. - Drag-and-drop linking — drag any item from the sidebar into a note to drop in a link card.
- Cover image — give a note a cover for easy recognition.
Saving and exporting
Section titled “Saving and exporting”- Notes auto-save as you type — no Save button.
- Export any note to PDF or Markdown from its action menu in the sidebar.