Six views, one window.
The writing view.
Your tree on the left. Your text in the middle. A focused editor with the side tools tucked away until you need them. One window, one purpose: keep the writing at the centre of the screen.
Structure without leaving the page.
Switch between notebooks from the left menu and keep a table of contents open on the right. The document stays in the middle, while navigation remains close enough to use without breaking focus.
The scratch pad, always open.
A panel that doesn't close. Jot the half-thought, the phone number, the sentence you'll use later. Mark folders with a color and an icon if that helps you find them — or don't, and let the names do the work.
Two notes in the same workspace.
Keep a draft open while another note stays active beside it. Pull from source material, compare phrasing, or keep a publishing checklist visible without splitting the app into separate windows.
Block tools when you need them.
Type a slash to bring up common blocks: regular text, titled notes, lists, tables, code, headings, and dividers. The editor stays plain until you ask it to become structured.
Edit the block, not the chrome.
When a block is active, the controls move to the edge of the workspace. Formatting, alignment, lists, and block type changes stay available without crowding the page.