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Folders, note list and note
- New layout built around folders: three columns on wide windows (folders · notes · note),
list and note with a sliding folder sidebar on medium widths, and a Folders → Notes → Note
stack on narrow windows. Focus mode (⌘⇧\) leaves only the note. - Folder sidebar: All Notes, the folder tree, Recently Deleted (Joplin's trash), New Folder,
sync status and Settings. Drag notes and folders onto folders, rename in place,
cut/copy/paste. - Note list: search in the folder or in all notes, sort by date or title, date sections
(Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 / 30 Days, months), previews, context menu, swipe actions
on touch screens, keyboard navigation. Trashed notes open read-only, with Restore and
Delete permanently. - Settings reorganised into categories (General, Appearance, Account & Sync, Notebooks,
Keyboard, AI agents, Repair, About), with new per-device preferences: toolbar always
visible or auto-hiding, launch with the last note or a new one, sorting, text size.
Omarchy bar plugin
- The panel now works like Omanote on a phone: Folders → Notes → Note, with search, date
sections and quick capture (type and press Enter). - Notes are edited right in the panel and saved as you type. Calculations show their
results as in the app, including currencies; images and drawings show inside the note. - Draw from the panel (
Ctrl+Shift+D): pen, marker, eraser, four colours, three sizes.
Drawings are saved like the app's, so you can reopen and edit them in either place. - Update it with
omarchy-plugin/install.shfrom the source tree (see the plugin's README).
Command line
omanote-cli resource <id>prints an attachment's file, downloading it if needed.omanote-cli sketchsaves strokes (JSON on stdin) as an editable drawing.
Install
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel): download the .dmg, drag Omanote to Applications.
The app is not notarized by Apple yet: on first launch macOS blocks it. Open
System Settings → Privacy & Security and click "Open Anyway" next to Omanote.
Linux: the .AppImage runs on most distributions (chmod +x, then run it; on Arch
and Omarchy it needs fuse2). There are also .deb and .rpm packages.