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We are constantly improving Supernotes for you. We love getting our community involved. Everything new we build is based on the great feedback from our Community Forum. We know that new features don't always create a better experience, so we take care to make sure every update makes Supernotes simpler, faster and more powerful.

We have a simple but powerful workflow for Tasks. Every notecard that has an open tasks will automatically appear in the Tasks Collection for you to review. It's simple and a crowd favourite for getting things done.

That was a quote from one of our users. We liked it so much that we used it as a title. But it's true, we have some award winning design here. We take care of the design for you, so you can focus more time on building your knowledge rather than procrastinating on whether you should use Arial or Times New Roman.

Integrate Supernotes with your favourite apps, with Raycast, Zapier and IFTTT support in the works. You can also create some webhooks with Supernotes as well to ping your favourite apps like Slack and Discord.

Once you master the Supernotes editor, you'll be able to edit multiple words at the same time with our multi-cursor support and use our powerful keyboard shortcuts to navigate and edit your notes at lightning speed.

If you're fed up with buggy, unreliable note-taking apps, then Supernotes is for you. We are extremely reliable, and had over 99.999% API Uptime in 2022. That means we had less than 5.26 minutes of downtime in a year – less than a coffee break. In the unlikely event that something does come up, you can always chat with us immediately.

Instantly export your notecards as single PDF, JSON or Markdown file(s). Or if you want even greater flexibility use our API to export your notes to any format / service you like!

Markdown helps you style text quickly, so you can think about what you are writing rather than how to format it. **Bold** – that's markdown. But we've extended it to include checklists, images and maths equations! We've even designed our own typeface, SN Pro, specifically with Markdown in mind.

Like working on a big screen? Make full use of all your screen real estate with our Broadsheet View. You can use the Broadsheet View to quickly scan through your notes, with up to five columns.

Sometimes you want a note to appear on a certain day, whether it's a meeting or a trip or a past event. Quickly move a card by dragging and dropping it onto the calendar in the sidebar or editing the Targeted date with the more options.

There's no finicky button to create a new note. If you have a new thought, just start typing on your keyboard and a new card will magically appear. We have a large range of keyboard controls, so you navigate, edit and use Supernotes solely on your keyboard.

Too many apps try to solve everything. We try and do one thing as well as we can – that's making your knowledge as useful to you as possible. Our user interface is clean, simple and easy to use so you can focus without any distractions.

We have spent countless hours researching the best techniques to boost knowledge retention. That's why we introduced things like our 1200 character soft limit – this helps you break down your knowledge into more manageable, singular ideas, rather than being stuck in an endless document. We also write helpful producitivity articles on our blog so definitely check them out.

Many collaborative note-taking tools are built for teams and universites, making the experience less than ideal for individual users. They may offer a free plan for individuals, but their roadmap is dedicated to their paying customers which are large teams. We built and designed Supernotes specifially for you, the individual, giving your greater power and control over your own knowledge.

Tired of long waiting times and spinning astrolabes? Immediately log onto Supernotes from anywhere and take notes in seconds. We aim for all interactions on Supernotes to be 100ms, that's over three times quicker than the average eye blink.

Long-form documents are impractical for storing knowledge. Niklas Luhmann discovered this and that's why he came up with is Zettelkasten system for storing knowledge. He based it on notecards! We've taken it a step further making our notecards collaborative, linkable, nestable and so much more. Wave goodbye to those esoteric folder–file structures we have relied on for 100s of years which just aren't suited to how we think.