A real document editor with an assistant that works inside the paragraph. Select a sentence, press ⌘J, and it rewrites in place. Six writing environments, tasks that chase themselves, and a clipper that files the web into your notes.
Summary
The assistant edits the sentence you selected, not the whole document.
Most writing tools bolt a chat panel onto the side and leave you copying text back and forth. Here the assistant works on the selection you made, in the document you are already in.
Selected
We kind of need to sort of decide whether the migration is happening before or after the launch, because it affects a lot of things.
Rewrited in place
We need to decide whether the migration lands before or after launch. The order changes staffing, the freeze window, and the rollback plan.
Same point, said once.
Not a video of one. Click into the note below and type — slash commands, drag handles, formatting, all live. Then hand a line to Theo from the rail.
Type / for the block menu — headings, checklists, tables, and more.
These are not colour swaps. Each theme is a different writing environment: the chrome, the column width, the typography, and the way the page scrolls all change with it.
The second draft is where the argument actually appears. Everything before it is just clearing the throat.
Turn any line into a task without leaving the paragraph it came from. Give it a priority and a due date and it starts reminding you on its own, in the app and by email.
In the document
They moved seat pricing behind a usage floor in March, which is why the mid-tier comparison stopped matching.
Clipped 14 Aug · source kept
/clip https://…
Clip a page from the browser extension or paste a link with the slash command. Each clip becomes a collapsible card that keeps its source, its favicon, and the date you took it, so the note still makes sense in six months.
A finished document is rarely the last step. The same note becomes the cards you revise from, the film you present, the episode you listen to on the drive — without retyping a word. Every demo below was written from the note in the hero.
Flashcards that quiz you back
Theo writes the cards from what the note actually says — your argument, not generic trivia. Tap one.
A narrated movie
The note becomes a documentary-style cut — scenes, a voiceover script, a score. Step through the storyboard.
Narration · scene 1 of 4
“Open on the quarter's numbers.”
Renders as a real video in the app, narration and music included.
A podcast, from a note
Two hosts talk through the document like it's the morning brief. Pick a style; the episode cites what you wrote.
The whole note, in another language
Not just a sentence — the full document, with headings, checklists, and formatting intact.
English
Renewals are ahead of plan. Two enterprise deals moved to Q4, both still active. Flagging now so forecasting can adjust.
Five of the languages Theo translates between.
Or just take the file.
Six formats, your theme carried through, or straight to Google Drive.
Some thinking doesn't happen top to bottom. The Note Canvas is an infinite board where notes become cards you can arrange, frame, and connect — with labeled lines between the ideas that belong together, or argue with each other.
Churn interviews
8 of 9 cited pricing tiers, not product gaps.
Renewal cohort data
Q3 cohort renewed at 96% — ahead of plan.
Draft thesis
This is a timing story, not a churn story.
Q3 status — renewals
Renewals ahead of plan. Two deals moved to Q4…
Board pack due Friday
A recreation of the board — the real one is infinite.
opencharts.com/notesThe editor, unedited.
6
writing themes
50+
fonts
0
to install

Write the first line and let the assistant carry the rest. Pick a theme, hand off the chasing to tasks, and keep the whole draft in one place.