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Notes24 subpagesNotes is a block editor in the Zettelkasten style: a place to write, connect ideas to one another and organize your knowledge over time. Instead of loose documents, you build a network of notes that reference each other — and that network becomes a navigable map of what you know.Calendar6 subpagesThe Calendar brings your commitments, meetings, meet-ups, blocked time and reminders together in one place, viewed by day, week, month, year or list. You can keep several calendars with their own colors, share one with your team, make events repeat, and see tasks with a due date — and even your contacts' birthdays — right alongside your schedule. This page is the overview; each topic has its own page below.Journal4 subpagesA personal journal built around a shelf of diaries: each notebook is a diary of its own, with one entry per day written in the same rich editor used by Notes. A diary can be encrypted by the vault or shared with your team — and each one has views for timeline, calendar, media and map. This page is the overview; each topic has its own page below.Tasks7 subpagesTasks is a flexible work manager built around a Trello-style Kanban board: organize your work into projects with lists (columns) you create yourself, cards with labels, checklists, covers and assignees, and switch to List, Calendar, Timeline, Table or Dashboard whenever another angle helps. This page is the overview — each topic has its own page below.Contacts3 subpagesContacts keeps every person and organization you deal with in one place: rich records with several emails, phones and addresses organized in tabs, colored categories and tags to group them, favorites and a powerful search to find them fast, duplicate merging with a preview, a trash with restore, and vCard import and export to move them in and out. This page is the overview — each topic has its own page below.Bases6 subpagesBases stores your information in tables with typed columns, like a smart spreadsheet. Each column has a type (text, number, date, select, formula, image, links between tables and much more), and you view the same rows in several ways: Table, Gallery, Kanban, List, Calendar, Chart or Analysis — and you can save each arrangement as a named view.Forms3 subpagesForms turns a table from the Bases module into a public page where anyone can submit data — no account needed. You choose which columns become fields, style the page with its own look, publish it with a link, and every submission lands as a new row in the table. This page is the overview — each topic has its own page below.References6 subpagesThe References module is your bibliography and citation manager inside myrna: store articles, books, theses and web pages; fetch metadata automatically from a DOI, ISBN, PubMed ID, arXiv ID or URL — one at a time or several in batch; organize everything into collections you can share with your team; explore the citation network in the graph; and cite any reference straight from your notes, with the note and the reference linked in both directions. This page is the overview — each task has its own page below.Draw3 subpagesDraw is a full whiteboard on an infinite canvas, with a hand-drawn look: shapes, connectors, ink, rich text, sticky notes, tables and images. Boards grow into diagrams, mind maps and even slide presentations — with live collaboration, comments, version history and a public link. This page is the overview; each topic has its own page below.
Account & data
Account and plansEverything about your myrna account: signing up and in, adjusting your profile and avatar, building a team and inviting people, sharing your items, managing your subscription, generating API tokens and, if you need to, deleting the account. Almost everything here lives in the account menu, under Settings.SettingsSettings live in the account menu (click your name or avatar). The dialog has a sidebar with a search box at the top and several groups: Account (Profile, Billing, Team, Vault, API / MCP), Customization (Appearance, General, Editor), one page of defaults per module, Storage and About. You tailor the app to your taste and everything is saved automatically — there's no "save" button.Security and privacy2 subpagesmyrna is designed to keep what's yours under your control: your content is private by default, an optional Vault adds end-to-end encryption for what you choose to protect — locked notes, locked notebooks and encrypted diaries — and API tokens let you grant external tools access on your terms. This page is the overview — each topic has its own page below.Import & syncYour data is yours, and it should flow in and out of myrna without friction. Here you'll learn how to bring entire AI assistant conversations into your notes, export a single module or your whole account, understand the 30-day trash that protects every module, install myrna as an app for offline use, and see how autosave and the offline queue protect your work even when the internet drops. The rule is simple: nothing you write should be lost, and nothing should stay locked in here.Keyboard shortcutsWork faster without taking your hands off the keyboard. Here are the global shortcuts and the ones for each module (Notes, Editor, Calendar, Tasks, References and Draw). Wherever you see "Ctrl/Cmd", use the Ctrl key or the Cmd key, depending on your computer's keyboard.