Snugnote
Find anything in your notes with search and ⌘K
Notes are only useful if you can find them again. Snugnote searches the words inside every page, not just the titles, and lets you jump anywhere from the keyboard.
Search from the sidebar
Type in the Search box at the top of the sidebar and matching pages appear as you type. Press / anywhere outside the editor to jump straight to it, and Esc to clear it.
Jump anywhere with ⌘K
Press ⌘K (CtrlK on Windows) to open Search pages or jump to…. Type a few letters, move with the ↑ ↓ arrow keys, and press Enter to open the page. It's the fastest way around a big notebook.
Search, then create
Looked for something that isn't there yet? When nothing matches in the ⌘K window, Snugnote offers to create it as a new page, so a search can turn straight into a note.
Imported notes are searchable too
Everything you bring in from Notion or Markdown is included in search as soon as the import finishes. See how to move from Notion.
Shortcut cheat sheet
| Do this | Mac | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Jump to a page | ⌘K | CtrlK |
| Go to the search box | / | / |
| Clear search | Esc | Esc |
| Add a block in the editor | / on an empty line | / on an empty line |
| Save now | ⌘S | CtrlS |
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