Which Markdown syntax does the editor understand?
Standard Markdown formats live as you type: headings, emphasis, strikethrough and highlight, lists and task lists, quotes, dividers, inline code and code blocks with syntax highlighting, math (KaTeX), and note-links between notes with autocomplete.
Tables, callouts, highlights, text color, images, and file attachments live in the formatting toolbar and its Insert menu. Everything round-trips as Markdown: "Show markdown" below any note reveals the raw source, and exports are clean .md files, so nothing you write is locked into a proprietary format.
// See it in action
# Planning ## This week ### Monday
Planning
This week
Monday
**bold**, *italic*, ~~done~~, ==marked== and `inline code`
bold, italic, done, marked and inline code
- [x] Derive keys on the device - [ ] Trust a server
> [!info] Zero-knowledge > The server stores only ciphertext. > [!warning] No resets > A lost phrase cannot be recovered.
The server stores only ciphertext.
A lost phrase cannot be recovered.
| App | Can read your notes | | --- | --- | | PrivacyNotes | No | | Typical cloud notes | Yes |
| App | Can read your notes |
|---|---|
| PrivacyNotes | No |
| Typical cloud notes | Yes |
```js // encrypted before it leaves const keys = deriveKeys(phrase); ```
// encrypted before it leaves
const keys = deriveKeys(phrase);$e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0$eiπ + 1 = 0
> Privacy is a feature, not a setting. Ideas live in [[Second brain]]
Privacy is a feature, not a setting.
Ideas live in Second brain
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