[Editor]
The place where you enter diary entries is called the editor.
You can draw text or pictures here and finally click the SAVE button to save the article.
Even if you exit the application while editing, the content you are editing will be saved, so you do not necessarily need to SAVE before exiting.

Drag and drop an image file into the editor to insert the image at that location.
Currently, the supported image extensions are as follows:
png / apng / bmp / gif / jpg / jpeg / jpe / jfif / svg / ico / cur / webp / avif
[Text Effects]
With text selected, you can select text effects from the right-click menu.
Even though an effect has been applied, it is not an image, so it can still be treated as text.
Of course, it will also be searchable.
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[Special Effects]
In addition to applying filters that blur or change the brightness of your images,
you can also apply powerful special effects to your images.
Filters and effects can be layered to achieve a variety of image effects.
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[Editor toolbar]
From left to right...
* Text style
* Font color
* Emoji
* Scribble mode
* Article color
* Property
* SAVE (Save article)
[Article color]
Each article can have a unique color
Of course, you can choose it yourself each time,
but if you don't choose a color, it has a function that automatically chooses the color for you.

The colors are simply determined based on words that are often used in the text,
but if you don't want to choose a color every time, I think it's better to leave it to automatic color.
However, please note that the perfect color may not always come out.

If an image or drawing is included, the color will be extracted from that.
The order of priority is Drawing > Image > Text.
[Tag]
If you put a # in front of a string, it will be treated as a tag.
Example) #KittenRecord #Dinner #PC

Tags are meant to make it easier to search. They are just strings in the editor,
but when displayed on the timeline, they are automatically displayed like links and can be searched just by clicking.

Please be sure to leave a space after the string (except at the end of the sentence).
Conversely, you cannot include spaces in tags, so please use _ instead of spaces.
[Property]
Properties are like extended data attached to a diary, such as weight or weather,
and if you enter them, they can be conveniently searched later, or (if they are numerical values) they can be displayed in a graph.
For example, if you want to enter weight, click the properties button.
Then an input item called weight will be displayed at the current position in the editor.
All you have to do is enter your weight number there.
Once saved, it will be displayed as weight on the timeline.
When you click this property, articles with the same value as this weight will be displayed in the search results.
You can also search for values greater than (or less than) this value.For details, see About search.
It is possible to add new properties by setting properties, but it is a little difficult to understand, so we do not recommend it.
[Embed files]
You can embed text files or program source code files into your text by dragging and dropping them.
However, there is no editing function, you can only view it.
Also, currently you can only embed up to 10MB per file.
This is just the current situation, so there is a possibility that the number will increase in the future.

The supported file extensions are as follows:
Extension File type Color coding HTML display Markdown display
txt / log Text file No No No
ini / cfg / conf Configuration file Yes No No
toml TOML file Yes No No
mk Makefile Yes No No
cmake CMake Project file Yes No No
html / htm / xhtml HTML file Yes Yes No
http / rest http file Yes No No
xml / xsl / xsd / rss / xaml / manifest XML file Yes No No
yaml YAML file Yes No No
json JSON file Yes No No
md / markdown Markdown file Yes No Yes
js / mjs / cjs JavaScript file Yes No No
ts / tsx TypeScript file Yes No No
jsx JavaScript XML Yes No No
vue Vue file Yes No No
css CSS file Yes No No
scss SCSS file Yes No No
sass SASS file Yes No No
less LESS file Yes No No
c / h C Language file Yes No No
cpp / cxx / cc / hpp / hxx C++ file Yes No No
cs C# file Yes No No
java Java file Yes No No
py Python file Yes No No
rb Ruby file Yes No No
rs RUST file Yes No No
swift Swift file Yes No No
kt / kts Kotlin file Yes No No
go GO Language file Yes No No
dart DART file Yes No No
m / mm / h Objective-C file Yes No No
r R Language file Yes No No
scala Scala file Yes No No
vb VB.Net file Yes No No
lua Lua file Yes No No
psl / psml PowerShell file Yes No No
sh / bash / zsh Bash file Yes No No
hs Haskell file Yes No No
lisp / cl / el Lisp file Yes No No
pro / pl Prolog file Yes No No
fs / fsx / fsi F# file Yes No No
php / phtml / php3 PHP file Yes No No
cgi CGI file Yes No No
pl / pm Perl file Yes No No
1c 1C file Yes No No
abnf ABNF file Yes No No
as ActionScript file Yes No No
ada ADA file Yes No No
conf / htaccess Apache file Yes No No
applescript AppleScript file Yes No No
ino Arduino file Yes No No
s / asm armasm file Yes No No
coffee CoffeeScript file Yes No No
pas Delphi file Yes No No
diff / patch Diff file Yes No No
ex / exs Elixir file Yes No No
elm Office Theme file Yes No No
erl Erlang file Yes No No
f / for / f90 Fortran file Yes No No
feature Gherkin file Yes No No
graphql / gql GraphQL file Yes No No
groovy / gvy Groovy file Yes No No
jl Julia file Yes No No
tex / ltx LaTeX file Yes No No
m MATLAB file Yes No No
conf Nginx file Yes No No
nim Nim file Yes No No
ml / mli OCaml file Yes No No
scm Scheme file Yes No No
sql SQL file Yes No No
pls / plpgsql PostgreSQL file Yes No No
v / vh Verilog file Yes No No
vhdl / vhd VHDL file Yes No No
vim Vim file Yes No No
[Attachment]
You can also attach any file apart from images.
However, we currently only allow attachments of up to 200MB per file.
This is for now, so there is a possibility that it will increase in the future.

To select an attachment, drag and drop the file into the editor,
or select Insert Image or Attachment from the right-click menu and select the file.
Last updated: 5/5/2025(Mon)