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Views
Epicorg has four main views accessible from the view switcher in the header: Outline, Agenda, Todo, and Journal.
The default view. Shows the full tree of the open .org file. All editing happens here.
See Editing Nodes and Organizing Your Outline for details.
The Agenda view shows nodes that have Scheduled or Deadline dates, grouped by date across all files in your workspace.
- Today's items are shown first and highlighted
- Past-due items appear with a warning indicator
- Upcoming items are shown in date order
- Clicking an agenda item opens its file and navigates to that node
A filter box at the top of the Agenda view accepts plain text and search operators (tag:, status:, -exclude). The agenda updates live as you type.
Scheduled and Deadline dates are set in the detail pane (right panel). Click the date field to open a date picker.
The Todo view shows all nodes in the current file that have a status keyword (TODO, NEXT, DONE, CANCELLED), grouped by status.
Toggle All Files at the top of the Todo view to scan your entire workspace for nodes with any status keyword. This is useful as a global task list across all your org files.
Results in All Files mode show the source file name. Clicking a result opens that file.
A filter box accepts plain text and search operators.
The Journal view shows a reverse-chronological feed of dated journal files. Epicorg looks for .org files whose names match a date pattern (e.g. 2024-01-15.org) in a configured journal directory.
- Each day appears as a card showing that day's nodes
- Today's card is highlighted
- Scroll down to see older entries
- Click + New Entry (or navigate to today's date) to create a journal entry for the current day
Set the journal directory in Settings → Files → Journal directory. This is the folder where date-named .org files are stored.
The filter box in the Journal header narrows visible cards to those whose date or node titles match the query.