Everything ParkourNote does

What you can import

Inbox

• Each new item gets a suggested tag with a one-line reason: one you already use, or a new one when none fits.
• For each item: add the suggested tag or another, keep it in the library without a tag, snooze it (tomorrow morning, Friday evening or next week), archive it or delete it. Once handled, it leaves the Inbox.
• Keyboard triage: ↑↓ or j/k to move, ↵ to accept the suggestion, L to snooze, E to archive, ⌫ to delete. Accept every confident suggestion at once.
• Suggestions are only suggestions: nothing is tagged until you accept. Notes you write never go to the Inbox.

Tags

• Tags nest with slashes, like AI/Papers/CNN, and a parent tag includes the documents of its children.
• A document can have several tags, or none. Having no tag is normal; it stays in All documents.
• The sidebar shows the tag tree with counts. Open a tag as a Workspace, and new notes written there get the tag.
• Deleting a tag never deletes its documents.
• Identical files are recognised across the library by their content.

• Readers, notes and feeds open as tiles, with the chat beside them. Split them side by side, stack them as tabs, and drag them around.
• Papers you open go into this device's Tabs. Save as Workspace (⌘S) keeps them, with their chat, on every device, and the Workspace names itself.
• Opening a paper that is already open somewhere takes you to it. Each Workspace keeps its own page and view for every paper in it.
• The sidebar lists pinned and recent Workspaces. Ones unused for 14 days are archived automatically and can be restored with their tabs and chats.
• Add a tab from the + menu: a new note, a Typst or LaTeX document, an arXiv import, a file, something from the library, or a feed.
• ⌘O opens a quick switcher for files, notes, feeds and Workspaces; type > for sections of the open file, : to filter by kind.

Transcription

• Choose the pages to transcribe (for example 1-3,5) or whole chapters from the contents. Pages already transcribed are not transcribed again.
• The result is an editable document of blocks — headings, paragraphs, formulas, tables and figures — each linked back to its place on the page.
• Long books split into one document per chapter.
• An outline built from the document gives parts and chapters to the contents dock, which steers both the PDF and the document.

Translation

Reading tools

• Select text, highlight in several colours, or box a region to capture a figure or formula; a boxed formula comes back as editable maths.
• Hover a link or citation on a PDF to see a magnified preview of where it goes. Jump there and back (⌥←), or find the cited paper and open it beside the one you're reading.
• Select a word for a dictionary card. A default set is built in; upload MDX/MDD dictionaries of your own, shown with their original styling.
• ⌘F finds text in the document. Zoom with ⌘+ and ⌘−, or fit to width.
• PDF page colours can be kept as they are, dimmed, or blended with the theme.
• Text size, line spacing, paragraph spacing and page width are adjustable for documents.

What it sees

• Every tab open in the Workspace, starting with the one in front: the pages you're looking at, the passages and figures you attach, the note in focus, and the video frame when you ask about a video.
• Screenshots you paste and questions you dictate.

What it can do

• Read other pages and figures, and search the file, the library and your notes.
• Search the web and arXiv, import a source, and open a related paper in the reader.
• Create highlights on the page and write or update notes; edit Typst and LaTeX documents.
• Insert, update or remove citations and look up bibliographic data.
• Tag or archive files, open papers as tabs, and save the current Tabs as a Workspace.

Models and threads

• Flash on every plan, and Pro on the plans that include it. Choose how long it thinks: fast, balanced or deep.
• Answers cite pages and highlights you can click back to; formulas and diagrams render in the reply.
• A conversation belongs to the Workspace, or this device's Tabs, it was started in. Recent conversations are listed with their Workspace; opening one brings back its tabs too. ⌘J shows or hides the chat.

• Notes are block documents with headings, lists, maths, images, links and citations. ⌥⌘N makes a new one from anywhere, with no need to choose where it goes.
• The first line is the title; give a note an emoji or a thumbnail, and attach images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF).
• Notes sync live between the browser, the phone and other open tabs.
• Select text and press ⌘K to rewrite it with AI, or press Space (or ⌘⇧K) and say the change.
• Export as Markdown with maths kept, as rich text for Word, Pages or Notion, or as a source archive — with translations if you want them.

• Start from a template, upload a .typ or .tex file or a whole source folder, or import an arXiv paper's LaTeX source.
• The compiled pages open in the reader with highlights, contents and chat like any paper.
• Click a line on the page to open the source at that line; edit the source and the page recompiles.
• The chat edits the source directly. Each change is a chip you can open for the diff, show on the page, or revert.
• Name versions and download the PDF.

Video notes

• YouTube, Bilibili and MP4 videos open as tabs beside your papers.
• Notes remember the time you were at when you typed them, with a frame from the player; the time in the margin seeks back to that moment.
• The chat knows the time and can see the frame.

Recordings

• Record in the browser or on the phone; the recording uploads as you go, and you can pause and continue.
• When you stop, the recording opens as one document: a Summary written for you above the full Transcript.
• A note written beside a recording, a video, a PDF or another note shows in its margin where you were, and a click goes back there.
• On iPhone, recording continues with the phone locked, with controls on the Lock Screen.

• Subscribe to RSS, Atom and JSON feeds; entries arrive newest first with excerpts, and move with j/k.
• Read the full text in the feed tile. Convert an entry to a document when you want to highlight, translate or ask about it.
• Tag a feed like any document; unsubscribe from the Inbox.
• Import and export OPML.

• Themes: Light, Paper, Sepia, Dusk and Dark, or follow the system. Documents can use a theme of their own.
• Separate text sizes for the interface, documents and chat.
• Interface languages: English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Indonesian, in the app, the extension and this site.

• Sign in with email and password, Apple or Google. Deleting your account deletes your library.
• Your data is stored on Amazon Web Services in Tokyo. The privacy policy and the list of subprocessors say who processes what.
• Connected AI apps and the extension are listed in Settings, where each can be revoked.
• Press ⌘⇧M to report a bug, an idea or a question on a frozen, marked-up screenshot, and follow it from received to fixed.