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Welcome

Thymer is an editor for notes, tasks and planning. It’s designed from scratch to blend the structure of an outliner, the flow of a writing tool and the richness of a page builder in a single document, with a focus on speed.

Create a page for anything you need to keep track of. Group pages in Collections to create visual galleries, searchable databases or project boards. Make it your own with plugins. Have some fun with Vibes and themes. Work solo, with your team, or with your agents. It’s real-time multiplayer on web, desktop and mobile, and end-to-end encrypted.

Thymer is in beta. The docs are in beta too, so some information might be one version behind or ahead. If you find some rough edges, please tell us about it at: [email protected]. Thanks!

Start here

  • What is Thymer: what’s different about the editor, offline use with encrypted sync, and collections.
  • Create an account: sign up with your beta invite, sign in everywhere, and decide between one account or two.
  • Getting started: small first steps, from your first page and tasks to a collection of your own and inviting your team.
  • How Thymer is organized: what an account, a workspace, a collection and a page are.
  • Keyboard shortcuts: all the defaults, and how to change them.
  • Glossary: What things are called in Thymer, A to Z.

Begin with a few notes and some tasks, and add collections and properties once you notice the same kind of page coming back.

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Where to use it

Thymer runs in the browser, as a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, and as mobile apps for iOS and Android. Sign in on any of them to reach the same workspaces.

Finding things in the app

Press ⌘PCtrl+P for the command palette. Every action in Thymer is in there, with its shortcut next to it. Press ⌘KCtrl+K to jump to a page, date or team member.

If you get stuck, see Troubleshooting.