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A plain paragraph. It can also be set larger as a lead, smaller as a note, or centered.
Every component you can place in a monthlet note. Ask in chat, for example "turn this into a how-to" or "make a bar chart of sales", and the AI picks components that fit and builds the note. You can also place them yourself from the "+" menu in edit mode.

A plain paragraph. It can also be set larger as a lead, smaller as a note, or centered.

Headings divide a note, and the first one becomes its title. You can add a small label such as "STEP 1" above a heading.

Sets quoted text apart from the body, with an optional author and source.

Highlights a note or warning in a colored box, in info, tip, warning, or danger style.

Shows code in a monospaced font with syntax highlighting. You can add a file name above it.

Draws a horizontal line between sections.

Lists items in no particular order. Press Tab to indent an item and Shift+Tab to move it back out, up to five levels.

Lists items with numbers. Press Tab to indent an item and Shift+Tab to move it back out, up to five levels.

A list of things to tick off, such as to-dos or a packing list. Click an item to check it; the state is saved in the note.

A single item to confirm. Click to mark it done or not done; the state is saved in the note.

Arranges data in rows and columns. You can sort by column and show the total, average, minimum, or maximum.

Places an image, with an optional caption.

Places a video you can play inside the note.

Places an audio file you can play inside the note.

Places content side by side in two columns, for comparisons or text next to a figure.

A grid of two to four columns, one item per column.

Groups related content on a single card, with an optional fill or tinted background.

A section that opens and closes with a click, for extra details or FAQs.

Shows content in tabs you switch between, for example by period.

Builds a table of contents from the note's headings. Click an entry to jump to that heading; the list updates when headings change.

Lists dated events in order.

Numbered steps, for how-tos and procedures.

Shows key figures as large numbers.

Shows completion or progress as bars from 0 to 100%.

A row of cards with an icon, a title, and a short description, for features or benefits.

Short labels such as tags or states, shown as colored pills.

Pairs of names and values in two columns, for overviews or specs.

Turns numbers into a chart: bar, line, area, stacked, pie, donut, radar, and more.

Draws flowcharts and org charts, laid out automatically.

A map that branches out from one central topic. Branches spread left and right, each in its own color.

Displays equations written in LaTeX, including short inline ones within text.

A bar you drag to set a score such as priority or satisfaction. The value is saved in the note.

Shows a state such as Todo, Doing, or Done as a colored badge. Click it to move to the next state.

Calculates a sum, average, or weighted average from named numbers. Change an input and the result updates.
Each note is a single, ordinary HTML file. Math, diagrams, and charts are written into the exported file as they are. Sliders and statuses show their last value in the exported file.