Live word count as you type — in English, in Chinese, in whatever language the thought shows up in.→ noteon.top
#wordcount #notebook #NOT
Long note? Jump straight to any heading with a table of contents that's always one click away.
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Replying to @SparkLab_City @marclou
Thank you for hosting the event yesterday.
Nine built-in palettes, or bring your own. Keep the ones you actually reach for, hide the rest.→ noteon.top
#palettes #notebook #NOT
Not loving any of the nine? Build your own — paper, text, and accent colour, previewed live as you tune it.→ noteon.top
#theme #notebook #NOT
Need a grid? Insert a table in one click and fill it in like a spreadsheet — still just Markdown.→ noteon.top
#table #notebool #NOT
Open NoteOnTop and your last notes are right there. No "File > Open" hunting through folders for the one you were just in.→ noteon.top
#notebook #not
Font size, theme, Pro features, keyboard shortcuts — every setting lives in one quiet panel, not buried three menus deep.→ noteon.top
#notebook #settings
Quick thought before it's gone — press record, say it, and NoteOnTop catches it before the sentence slips away.→ noteon.top
#voice #notebook #record
Same file, two views. Write styled, or drop into raw Markdown source — one click, no conversion, ever.→ noteon.top
#styled #markdown #notebook
Title, tags, status — structured metadata sits collapsed at the top of the file until you need it. Still just Markdown underneath.→ noteon.top
#YAML #frontmatter
Drop in a chart, resize it, caption it — without leaving the note or opening a separate image editor.→ noteon.top
#capture #screenshot
Type "- [ ]" and it becomes a checkbox you can actually click. Ship a list that checks itself off as you go.→ noteon.top
#todo #note #productive
Write $$E = mc^2$$ and read the rendered formula right there — beside the code, the data, or the citation you're working from.→ noteon.top
#latex #formula #note #academia
Nine quiet palettes, light and dark. Pick the one your eyes forget is there. → noteon.top
One note isn't always enough. Hold files in tabs, or split into separate floating windows across monitors — each one still on top of its own task.
See it, press capture, keep it. NoteOnTop steps aside, you frame what's on screen, and the screenshot lands back in the note as evidence — not a separate file to lose track of.
