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Give every kind of note a cue.

A simple cue helps you recognize what is in front of you. Add the context you need without turning your space into maintenance work.

Color labels

Filters by context

Icons you recognize

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A quieter workspace

Clear the desk. Keep the notebook.

Work
Places to get lost

Lisbon, Kyoto, the bookshop around the corner.

Personal
What if we made it simpler?

One less step between a thought and a note.

Ideas
A place for every kind of thought.

Organize with cues you understand.

Labels travel with your notes without locking them into folders. Use them for projects, states, or any context that helps you.

Create a label

Name the context you want close at hand and choose a color or icon.

Add it to your notes

Mark one or more notes to group them without changing how you write.

Filter when you need to

Show only notes from a project, stage, or part of your life.

WHEN CONTEXT HAS MORE THAN ONE NAME

Give a note the cues it needs.

Labels let the same note belong to a project, a state, and a part of your life without forcing it into one folder.

A NEW PROJECT

Make the context visible

Add a color and name that make a new collection easy to recognize later.

A useful signal from day one
A SHIFTING PRIORITY

Filter the work in front of you

Use a status label to see what needs attention without moving the note itself.

A calmer next view
MORE THAN ONE HAT

Let notes belong in more places

Combine labels when an idea is both personal and part of a shared project.

Context without duplication

Clear answers.
Without overcomplicating it.

The essentials of labels and colors, explained to help you get started without friction.

Can I use more than one label per note?+

Yes. Combine labels to describe the project, state, or type of a single note.

Do labels change the content?+

No. They are an organizing layer you can change without touching the text.

Can I personalize their appearance?+

Yes. Choose colors and icons to recognize every label more quickly.

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