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Every notecard on Supernotes can be tagged. This is great for quickly categorising your knowledge. Once you added a tag to a card, you can click on it to filter the cards in your current view by that tag. Super useful for when you takes notes about the same topic at during different days - such as a series of events or lectures.

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.

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!

Working from your email inbox? No problem. You can email new ideas or forward existing ones to Supernotes. We'll automatically create a new notecard for you and it'll be waiting for you when you next log in.

Select multiple notecards a time and quickly modify their color, tags and more. Great for when you want to quickly categorise a bunch of notes or move them to a different parent card.

Make Supernotes more personal and invite your friends. Once you've added a few, instantly send a card to them privately by dragging and dropping it onto their names. Your friends will receive the cards into their Notifications. Filter cards written by friends to quickly see all the knowledge they have shared with you.

Share a notecard with friends and edit it together in real-time. You can see each other's cursors and changes as they happen. Great for when you are working on a project together or just want to share some knowledge with a friend.

Browsing the web on your iPhone / Android, or sending a message on Telegram? Make use of the Share to Supernotes button to share important ideas from other apps or chat to our Telegram bot. Your favourite bits of knowledge saved all in one place.

Travelling on a plane? No problem. Supernotes works offline, so you can keep taking notes without any interruptions. Once you're back online, your notes will automatically merge changes and sync across all your devices.

When you are in a rush you might write down some ideas / reminders in your notes app. Previously you might have found those ideas get lost in an abundance of other notes. So we created the Thoughts collection to solve this. In the Thoughts collection you can find those lonely notes without a title, content or links to the rest of of your knowledge base.

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 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.

We have a dedicated view for all of the notecards you interact with throughout each day. This is super handy for when you want to jot your thoughts down in the morning, keeping track of events during the day or feel like having a quick review of the all the day's notes in the evening.

Want to move from your existing system? You can import all your notes from Obsidian, Roam Research, Google Keep, Notion or plain Markdown files. We make sure we preserve all your formatting including bi-directional links between notes!

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.

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.