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Notes & tasks, in depth.

Past the basics from Getting started, here’s everything the editor and the task list can actually do.

The slash menu

Type / at the start of a line for a menu of headings, bullet and numbered lists, quotes, and code blocks - no memorizing markdown syntax required, though the shortcuts (#, -, >) work too if you already know them.

Highlights & formatting

Select any text for bold, italic, and underline (⌘U) - plus six pastel highlight colors, for marking things up without the page turning into a circus of colors.

⌘F opens find-in-note and cycles matches; Esc puts it away.

Inline tags

Type # followed by a word, in a note or on a task, and it becomes a tag - an autocomplete offers your existing ones as you type, or lets you create a new one on the spot.

Tags live as plain text in your notes, so they survive markdown export/import untouched - they’re just a convention the editor recognizes and styles.

Subprojects

Add a subproject from inside any project to break a large effort into smaller pieces without spinning up a whole new top-level project. Each subproject tracks its own tasks, and its progress rolls up into the parent so you can check on the whole thing at a glance.

Recurrence

Every task can repeat. Free covers the three most common patterns - daily, weekly, monthly.

Premium adds custom recurrence: specific weekdays (Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays) or an interval you set yourself - every 2 days, every 3 weeks, whatever your actual schedule needs.

Quick find

Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K on Windows) from anywhere in the app to search across notes, tasks, and pages at once, and jump straight to the result.

Still stuck?

Want the fundamentals first?

If you haven't already, start with Getting started for the core loop - projects, notes, tasks, and how they link. Calendar, the Dashboard, and billing are their own guides too.