Gyeop · Build with blocks, connect with data

One note,
from plans to publishing.

Bring text, images, databases and canvases into one document. Turn your collected ideas into a plan, work together and publish to your blog.

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GYEOPInteractive example

My reading journal

Keep your reading list, progress and thoughts together. Open any book to write a note of its own.

My reading journal
Name	Status
A book to read	To do
Currently reading	In progress
A book I finished	Done

The same records, a different view. Each item opens a document in the app.

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A place to begin

What would you like to organize?

Choose a ready-made example, change it, and see what your notes can become.

Reading notes

Keep your reading list, progress and thoughts together. Open any book to write a note of its own.

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Study planner

Break a topic into manageable tasks and keep practice notes beside your progress.

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Project board

Collect ideas, track tasks and write project details without scattering them across documents.

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Database blocks

The same records. A different perspective.

Organize project tasks in a table, track progress on a board, and browse results in a gallery. Every view uses the same data. Switch between them in the example below.

A small exhibition / Project databaseInteractive example

Example exhibition database
Name	Status	Date
	Completed	10.12
	In progress	10.16
	Planned	10.18

3 items · Select a title to explore the document inside a row.

Open a row. Find a whole document.

Choose an exhibition theme

Planning / Completed

Photos from a walk sparked the exhibition theme. This page gathers reference images alongside meeting notes.

9 views · Table, board, list, gallery, calendar, timeline, feed, dashboard and chart

Organize with properties

Add dates, status, numbers, selections and page relations. Each row opens a document with room for notes and blocks.

Focus on what you need

Set filters, sorting and grouping for each view. See this week's tasks or the whole project's progress from the same data.

Keep working from another note

Use linked databases to place the same source in several documents. Changes to rows and properties appear in every linked block.

Read the database guide

The building blocks of your notes

Words, tables and drawings, in one document.

Text, images and databases are all blocks. Type / to add one, drag it into place, or arrange blocks in columns. Combine the tools you need to turn a note into your own workspace.

Give your writing structure

Fold long sections into toggles and highlight key ideas with callouts. Tabs, a table of contents and columns keep your document easy to read.

Headings · Tasks · Callouts · Toggles · Tabs · Contents

Collect your references and refine them

Add images and files, gather photos in a gallery, and edit images in place. Include code blocks and equations alongside your explanation.

Image editing · Galleries · Files · Video · Code · Equations

Draw what words can't quite capture

Write by hand in Draw and arrange shapes and images on a canvas. Build slides in a presentation block, present them, or export them as PPTX.

Draw · Gyeop Canvas · Presentations

Leave a connection for your next idea

Link related notes and rediscover them through backlinks and the graph. Event blocks bring the same calendar appointment into your document.

Note links · Backlinks · Graph · Event blocks

GYEOP / BLOCKSExample block layout

My studio / A small exhibition

Room to lay out your ideas

Let's fill this exhibition with scenes from everyday life.

Task block

Choose an exhibition theme
Design the poster
Sketch the floor plan

Canvas block

Place ideas. Draw connections.

Open references and rough ideas

Keep long references inside a toggle and bring key lines into a callout. Blocks can hold other blocks, too.

Lessons from the last exhibitionLinked note

Explore the block guide

When these tools meet everyday life

Where could a little note take you?

Let's start with a thought: how about the sea this weekend? Choose a moment below to see the story unfold.

One weekend, four moments

Start with a passing thought.

You don't need a perfect plan. Write a line, add photos and a checklist, and give your idea a little room to grow.

Notes · Photos · Checklists

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GYEOPFeature preview · Example content

My notesA weekend away

A thought from Friday night

Next weekend, the sea.

It doesn't have to be far. A walk by the sea, a little café, and time to stay a while.

The plan for this trip: no rushing.

Find a trail to walk
Ask a friend about the weekend

Places I'd like to visitLinked note

Start wherever you like. Take what you need and make it yours.

Curious about someone else's story?

See what others have been writing.

Explore published stories

Before you begin

A few things you might wonder.

You don't need to learn everything at once.

Are 겹노트 and 겹앱 also Gyeop?

Yes. 겹 노트, 겹노트 and 겹앱 are Korean names for Gyeop. Its official website is gyeop.com, where notes, versatile blocks and connected databases share one workspace.

Can I just use it for notes?

Of course. A title and a line of text are enough to start. Tables, canvases and collaboration can wait until you need them.

Does everyone see what I write?

Your personal notes aren't visible to other visitors unless you share or publish them. Blog drafts are separate from published posts. The public collaboration trial is a shared space with other visitors.

Can I keep the notes from my trial?

Sign up using the save button in your personal trial to keep your notes, databases and images in your account. Leaving or reloading before completing signup ends the trial. Public collaboration trial content is not transferred.

Can I use it on my phone?

Use Gyeop in a browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Supported browsers also let you add it to your home screen and open it like an app.

Your next chapter starts here

What would you like to write first?

A thought from today, a plan for next week, an idea without a name. One blank note is enough to begin.

Start with a note of your own

Try it at your own pace

Try the regular notes app without signing up. Create up to 10 pages.

Start the notes trial

Notes are saved temporarily during the trial. Leaving or reloading ends it.

Wondering what it's like together?

Share a few ideas

Edit a public note and chat with other visitors.

Try collaboration

This trial is public. Please keep personal information out of it.

For the notes you want to keep Create my workspace

My reading journal

Name

Status

A book to read

To do

Currently reading

In progress

A book I finished

Done

Example exhibition database

Name

Status

Date

Completed

10.12

In progress

10.16

Planned

10.18

One note,from plans to publishing.

My reading journal

What would you like to organize?

Reading notes

Study planner

Project board

The same records. A different perspective.

Choose an exhibition theme

Organize with properties

Focus on what you need

Keep working from another note

Words, tables and drawings, in one document.

Give your writing structure

Collect your references and refine them

Draw what words can't quite capture

Leave a connection for your next idea

Room to lay out your ideas

Where could a little note take you?

Start with a passing thought.

Next weekend, the sea.

See what others have been writing.

A few things you might wonder.

What would you like to write first?

Try it at your own pace

Share a few ideas

One note,from plans to publishing.

My reading journal

What would you like to organize?

Reading notes

Study planner

Project board

The same records. A different perspective.

Choose an exhibition theme

Organize with properties

Focus on what you need

Keep working from another note

Words, tables and drawings, in one document.

Give your writing structure

Collect your references and refine them

Draw what words can't quite capture

Leave a connection for your next idea

Room to lay out your ideas

Where could a little note take you?

Start with a passing thought.

Next weekend, the sea.

See what others have been writing.

A few things you might wonder.

What would you like to write first?

Try it at your own pace

Share a few ideas

One note,
from plans to publishing.

One note,
from plans to publishing.