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Notes

Collaborative pages and docs — realtime editing, AI assistance, versions, backlinks, search, and public sharing.

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What is Easerix Notes

Easerix Notes is a collaborative documents tool: write pages in a rich block editor, organize them into private, team, and org spaces, and edit together in real time with live cursors. It includes AI writing help grounded in your own pages, version history, backlinks, search, and public share links.

What you can do

CapabilityIn short
Pages & blocksRich editor — headings, lists, to-dos, tables, code, callouts, images
SpacesPrivate, team, and org spaces control who sees a page
Realtime collaborationLive concurrent editing with named cursors and presence
CommentsDiscuss a page in a side panel; resolve when done
VersionsAutomatic snapshots with preview and one-click restore
BacklinksLink pages with @ or [[; see linked references on every page
SearchFull-text search across titles and page content
TemplatesSave any page as a template and reuse it
Public sharingView or edit links anyone can open — revoke any time
Import & exportMarkdown files and Notion exports in; Markdown out
Notes AIWrite, summarize, and ask questions answered from your own pages

How pages are organized

Pages live in spaces, and spaces set the audience:

  • Private — only you. Every account starts with one.
  • Team spaces — visible to one team in your organization.
  • Org spaces — visible to everyone in your organization.

Pages nest inside each other to any depth, so a space becomes a tree of docs. Moving a page to a wider space asks for confirmation before it becomes visible to more people.

Next steps

Frequently asked questions

Where do I open Notes?

In the Easerix app at app.easerix.com — Notes is one of the tools in the launcher.

Can I use Notes alone, without a team?

Yes. Your Private space works with no organization at all. Team and org spaces only appear when you're part of one.

Does deleting a page destroy it immediately?

No — Move to trash archives it, and Trash lets you restore or delete forever. Delete forever is the only irreversible action, and it asks first.

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