See what InsightDown looks like in action. Each screenshot highlights one core feature.
An editor with a live view and a source mode: Obsidian-style wikilinks, tags, code blocks coloured by language, tables you edit in their cells, task lists and images with custom sizing. Notes are files in your OneDrive or Google Drive.
Work on two notes side by side. Vertical and horizontal splits, any number of panes. Perfect for comparing versions, rewriting meeting notes, or keeping a reference next to your main draft.
Every formatting action is one click away — headings, lists, quotes, table inserts, code blocks, horizontal rules. Advanced actions like encrypted blocks or highlight selection live in a dropdown.
The right panel shows the title, created and updated dates and other frontmatter fields. On the desktop, AI summarises the note with one click, handy for finding your way around long notes.
See all incoming references (Backlinks) and outgoing links from the current note. Link Discovery also finds unlinked mentions, and on the desktop AI suggests further connections you might have missed.
Tags can be added inline (#tag) or through the properties panel. They sync with the frontmatter `tags` field. Click a tag to filter the whole vault, perfect for thematic projects spanning several folders.
Fast full-text search with regex, case-sensitive and whole-word matching. Find and replace across the whole vault, or narrow the scope to a folder and filter by tags.
Find and replace, regex matching, case-sensitive and whole-word toggles. Scope your query to the whole vault or a folder, and filter results by tags. On the desktop you also find ideas by meaning, not just keywords: a local model runs offline.