Make notes directly on your files & content.
Annotate anything.
Add highlights and comments to PDFs, notes, .md, and other common files.
Jump back in instantly.
Click any comment to go straight to that part of the document.
Copy a link to a specific location in a document. (Soon)
Jump straight to the relevant section by copying an annotation link.
Collaborate on top of any file.
Have discussions, leave notes, share feedback.
Works seamlessly with other features.
Find everything you've marked.
Search for any document by what you highlighted or commented - not just the original text.
Ask your AI about your notes.
Your AI assistant can answer questions about both the documents and the thoughts you added to them.
Connect your ideas.
Link between different marked-up documents to build connections across all your files.
Collaborate on anything.
Annotate, highlight, and comment on content together – share feedback, discuss, curate, and more.
Use cases
Reading important documents.
Highlight key parts of contracts, reports, or articles and add your thoughts so you remember what mattered most.
Studying and learning.
Turn textbooks and papers into personal study guides with your own explanations and insights written right on the pages.
Reviewing work files.
Mark up documents your team shares and add comments for discussion - everything stays organized in one place.
Understanding complex information.
Break down complicated documents by adding your own simple explanations next to the confusing parts.
Video or audio review.
Mark specific scenes or moments that need changes or discussion.
Image feedback.
Point to exact areas in designs, photos, or screenshots, for precise communication.
FAQs
What kinds of files can I write on?
You can add highlights and comments to PDFs, .txt, markdown, notes, and many other file types. We're adding more all the time.
Do my annotations work on my phone and computer?
Everything syncs automatically, so your highlights and comments show up on all your devices.
Can I share documents with my notes included?
Yes, you can share files with your annotations so others can see what you found important and why.
