Pick up a project where you left off.

Before you stop, leave the next step

Add one entry with three things: the latest decision, the question still open and the next action you can take. Keep the action specific enough to begin without planning the whole project again.

For example: “The draft is ready for review. We still need to choose the introduction. Next time, read both openings and send one version for feedback.” This is an example, not a note added to your workspace.

When you return, read the recent history

Open the project’s thread and read its latest entries. If a decision needs more context, search for the relevant word or follow an Entry Reference you previously inserted. References connect entries without creating a separate conversation.

Switch to Focus when you want to read one thread, or use Columns when the next step depends on another project.

Continue with a new entry

Write what you learned or decided, check the selected thread in the composer, then choose Add. A draft is still a draft until you add it to the history. Keeping updates as separate entries preserves the sequence of the work.

Keep the context recoverable

Export a backup from Settings → Workspace data, especially before clearing browser data or changing devices. Store the downloaded file somewhere outside this browser.

Storage and backup instructions

See how project notes fit together