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From your first note to your first story

Start small. Keep your work connected, recoverable and under your control.

Write your first note

  1. Create an account and choose a goal in the welcome dialog, or try the shared demo without signing up.
  2. Open Notes and choose New page in the sidebar. Click the title and start writing below it.
  3. Type / on an empty line to insert a block. Use the block handle to move it. Watch the save indicator before closing the page.

Connect and organize

  1. Create child pages to group related work. Add favorites for the pages you revisit often.
  2. Use page links to connect ideas. Databases organize records with fields and different views.
  3. Open Calendar to see plans alongside your work. Check your calendar's time zone before creating recurring events.

Share deliberately

  1. Open sharing settings on a page. Invite collaborators and choose whether they can view or edit.
  2. Public access and search indexing are separate settings. Enable indexing only for content you want search engines to discover.
  3. Your private notes stay private. Blog drafts become public only when you publish them.

Bring your existing work

  1. Open workspace settings and choose Backup and migration to import a workspace ZIP.
  2. The editor also accepts Markdown, text, HTML, CSV, DOCX and PDF files. Import a small sample first.
  3. Review the import result, especially internal links, attachments and database fields. Keep the original export until you have checked the imported documents.

Recover unsaved changes

  1. When offline editing is enabled for your account, drafts are kept in this browser, separately for each account.
  2. Open the offline recovery center to review pending changes. Retry a save when the server version still matches, or open the document to resolve a conflict.
  3. Do not clear browser data or discard a draft until you have recovered it. Signing out and clearing a shared device removes local recovery data.

Publish your ideas

  1. Open Blog Studio and create a blog. Prepare a draft and preview how readers will see it.
  2. Review the title, description, public visibility and search settings before publishing.
  3. Share your published link. You can keep source notes private while choosing which writing to publish.