Command palette
The command palette is a note search tool: it finds open notes (tabs) by their name or their content, so you can jump to any note in a couple of keystrokes.
📸 Screenshot:
screenshots/command-palette-open.png — Command palette open with results
Open the palette
Section titled “Open the palette”- Press
Ctrl+Kanywhere (even while typing in the editor). - Click the Search button at the top of the left sidebar.
- On mobile, use the Search button in the bottom bar.
Recent notes
Section titled “Recent notes”With an empty search box, the palette shows Recent: the up to three most recently edited notes.
Searching
Section titled “Searching”- The search matches both the note title and the note content.
- Matching is case-insensitive and substring-based, so results are found wherever the query appears.
- Results carry a badge: Title when the name matched, Content when the body did.
- Matching text is highlighted, and content matches show a short snippet with
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Keyboard navigation
Section titled “Keyboard navigation”| Key | Action |
|---|---|
↑ / ↓ |
Move through results (wraps around) |
Enter |
Open the selected note |
Esc |
Close the palette |
You can also click a result to open it, or click outside to close.

