🗒️ Notes

What is this?

The Notes system is FunnyAI's free online workspace for ideas and knowledge. It does not force every thought into the same shape: a quick reminder can stay a sticky note, a long explanation can become a Markdown knowledge note, and a set of tasks can live on a board.

Notes can be private, public or shared with specific people or groups, so the same system works for personal notes and small-team collaboration.

The home page is a search-first view: it shows the tags you follow and the notes you can access, then lets you search by tag or run a full-text search. Everything else is created from the same small panel, which keeps the tool quick to open and quick to leave.

Who it is for. Notes works for personal knowledge management as well as for small teams. A student can keep one note per subject; a developer can store snippets and explanations; a project group can share a board and a set of reference pages. The four note types are meant to be mixed, not chosen once for the whole account.

Four ways to keep information

What you can do

• Write with Markdown and preview formatted content.
• Tag notes and search either by tag or with a full-text search.
• Mark favorites and follow the tags you care about.
• Choose visibility — private, public, read access for individuals or access through a group.
• Clone notes, boards and map items to reuse structure instead of starting over.
• Manage tags in a dedicated view and remove old ones.
• Use a dark theme, with light mode available when you prefer it.

Good to know. Each note carries its own visibility setting. A public note can be read by anyone, a private note is limited to its creator, and a note can also be opened to named readers or to members of a group. Cloning is the fastest way to reuse a board layout or a set of map items without rebuilding the structure by hand.

Tags are the main way to cross-cut the tree of notes. A note can carry several tags, and the tag view collects every note that shares one, even when the notes live in different boards or were written months apart. Favorites are separate from tags: they mark the notes you personally return to, not the notes that belong to a topic.

Nothing needs to be installed. The editor, search and board views all run in the browser, so the same account works across devices and the latest version of a note is always the one that opens.

Getting started

1. Sign in and open the Notes home page.
2. Create a public or private note from the search panel.
3. Add a title, write the content and attach tags.
4. Open the note later to edit it, set permissions or move it into a board.
5. Use tag search or full-text search when the list grows.

The note editor is also where permissions and tags are maintained. If a note is no longer needed, it can be removed from the editor rather than left in the list. A note that belongs to a board can be opened from the board as well as from the main list.