Write a document, get an outline
Headings, paragraphs, lists, to-dos: type / for all of it. The structure shows up when you need it: fold a section, move a block, zoom into a node.
Your notes, where threads cross.
Write your notes like a document, structure them like an outline. Every note belongs to several threads at once: a project, a person, a day. Pull a thread and you get its document, ready to edit.
Free, no account. Your notes stay on your device.
#alpha
Kickoff meeting @marie
Sign off the budget with @paul
Define the scope
Spec
Review it before Thursday.
Review the changes
@paul
Kickoff meeting @marie … +1
Sign off the budget with @paul
Coffee on Thursday
Monthly check-in #beta
Today
Spec … +1
Review the changes #alpha
Kickoff meeting @marie
Sign off the budget with @paul
Idea: a multi-view tool
One note, three views. Edit it, move it, nest it: it changes everywhere. Each view shows it in its place, with its parents in grey.
No main view
A project, a person, a day, a search: each view is the same notes seen from another angle. One structure, and every view is editable.
Context files it for you
Write from the #alpha view and your note is in #alpha. And in the day you wrote it. Tag a node @marie and its whole branch follows.
Everything you expect from an outliner
- Two modes: Document to write and read, Outline to restructure.
- Slash commands:
/for headings, to-dos, dates, tags and links. - Keyboard first: Enter, Tab, ⌥↑↓, zoom into a node, unlimited undo.
- Markdown in nodes, and any view exported as a Markdown document.
- Tasks and dates:
[ ]becomes a task,#date:opens a calendar. - Several panes side by side, each on its own view.
- Search, sub-tags, and a graph of how your projects and people connect.
- Drag and drop, multi-select, copy and paste whole branches.
Your notes never leave your device
No account, no server: everything is saved in your browser, with a daily snapshot and export whenever you want. Heddo installs like an app and works offline.