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Notes

Notes is Brainstorm’s rich-text writing app. It’s where most freeform thinking starts.

Notes: Notes that link outNotes: Notes that link out
Notes that link out — A reading note with a live embedded bookmark card — blocks, mentions, and embeds in one editor.
Notes: Real documentsNotes: Real documents
Real documents — Prose with @-mentions that link straight to people and projects; backlinks accrue on the other side.
Notes: Typed properties on a pageNotes: Typed properties on a page
Typed properties on a page — The shared properties panel: typed fields that live on the note object itself.
  • Slash commands, the block grip menu, and right-click all draw from one command registry — turn-into, insert, and block actions everywhere.
  • @-mention any vault object; backlinks and outgoing references show up in their own panel.
  • Transclude a block or a whole note inline and it stays live in both places.
  • Typed property blocks, sortable tables with fill-down, and syntax-highlighted code blocks.
  • Range-anchored comments and shared cursors over a local-first document.
  • Covers and icons, page-level and per-block read-only locks, find-and-replace, and export to Markdown, HTML, or PDF.

Notes supports the formatting you’d expect — headings, bold and italic, lists, checkboxes, quotes, code blocks, and dividers. Text is structured under the hood (via Lexical), so it stays clean and portable rather than becoming a soup of markup.

  • Type @ to mention and link any object in your vault — another note, a task, a contact. The link is real: the target knows it’s referenced.
  • Type / to open the command menu and insert blocks, headings, and embeds without leaving the keyboard.

Because a note links to real objects, your writing becomes part of the connected graph of your vault rather than an island of text.

Every keystroke is saved to your vault on disk, offline and instantly. If you sync, edits merge cleanly across devices with no version conflicts.

  • Objects — what @-links point at
  • Graph — see your notes’ links visually