Notes: WYSIWYG Markdown like Typora, with live widgets and AI
How to use WidgetStore Notes: WYSIWYG Markdown with tables, math and diagrams, a slash menu for live widgets, AI writing, local-first sync, version history and export to Markdown, HTML or PDF.
Notes is a WYSIWYG Markdown editor: text is formatted as you type, and Markdown symbols only appear where your cursor is. Keep notes private, or post them to the blog on your personal page.
Start writing
Open Notes and click + to create a note. You can write without logging in (saved on this device); after you log in, notes sync to your account.
- Type
/for headings, to-dos, tables, code, math, diagrams, widgets, images and more. - Shortcuts match Typora: Ctrl + 1–6 for headings, Ctrl + T for a table, Ctrl + Shift + M for a math block, Ctrl + / for source mode, F8 focus mode, F9 typewriter mode (use ⌘ on a Mac).
- Paste or drop images to add them (requires login).
Put widgets in a note
Type /, choose Widget, pick one from My widgets or the Library, choose a size and it appears live in your note. It is saved as a standard <iframe> line, so it also shows in Typora or Obsidian.
Write with AI
Click ✦ (or Ctrl + J): continue, rewrite, fix spelling, shorter, longer, summarize, outline, translate or draft a blog post. Select a passage first to work on just that part. AI uses Sparks, and you decide whether to insert or replace.
Sync, conflicts and history
- Every keystroke is saved on your device first and synced a few seconds later; you can write offline.
- If two devices edit the same note, the last save wins and the other version is kept as a conflict copy.
- More → Version history restores recent versions (10 on Free, 50 on Pro).
Export and import
From More you can export Markdown, HTML (a single file with math and diagrams) or PDF (print), and import .md files.
Limits
| Item | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Notes | 200 | 5,000 |
| Size per note | 256 KB | 1,024 KB |
| Cloud storage | 20 MB | 100 MB |
| Syncs per day | 50 | 120 |
Editing on your device is never limited; anything over the limit syncs the next day.
Last updated: Nov 14, 2026