Eden includes a markdown editor for writing content, taking notes, and drafting ideas — all in the same workspace as your research, videos, and AI chats.

Creating a Note

There are several ways to create a new note:

From the Quick Create Bar

1. Click Note in the quick create bar at the top of your workspace

2. Choose a folder (or leave in root)

3. Start writing

From the Sidebar

1. Right-click on a folder

2. Select Note

3. Start writing

In a Project

1. Open a Project

2. Create a new note directly inside the Project

3. Start writing — AI already has context of everything in the Project

The Note Editor

Eden's note editor supports Markdown — a simple way to format text using symbols.

Basic Formatting

Don't know Markdown? Just write normally — the editor also has formatting buttons for bold, italic, headings, and lists.

Quick Notes vs. Structured Documents

Quick Notes

For fast ideas you don't want to lose. When you start a new note, you can hit backspace to remove the heading — this lets you jot down a thought without worrying about titles or structure.

Great for:

• Random ideas

• Quick to-dos

• Fleeting thoughts you'll organize later

Structured Documents

For content you're actually creating — blog posts, newsletters, scripts, outlines.

Great for:

• Blog posts and articles

• Video scripts

• Project outlines

• Meeting notes

• Research summaries

Notes in Projects

Notes really shine when you use them inside a Project. You can:

• Write alongside your research — Have your script open while referencing YouTube videos, PDFs, and AI chats in the same Project

• Get AI help as you write — AI automatically has context of everything in the Project, so you can ask for feedback, expansion, or editing help without re-explaining

• Build out ideas — Create multiple notes within a Project to map out different parts of your work

Using AI with Your Notes

Get feedback on your writing

1. Create a note inside a Project

2. Ask AI: "Review this draft and suggest improvements"

3. AI references your note and any other files in the Project for context

Expand an outline

1. Write a rough outline in a note

2. Ask AI: "Expand this outline into a full first draft"

3. AI uses your outline and any research you've added to the Project

Summarize research into notes

1. Add your research (videos, PDFs, links) to a Project

2. Ask AI: "Summarize the key points from these sources"

3. Copy the output into a new note in the Project

Organizing Your Notes

Use folders

Keep notes organized alongside related files. A project folder might contain:

• Research videos

• Reference PDFs

• Your outline note

• Your draft note

Use clear titles

Good: "Q4 Campaign - Script v2" Not helpful: "Untitled" or "notes"

Archive old notes

Move completed or outdated notes to an Archive folder rather than deleting them.

See Organizing with Folders for more tips.

Common Questions

Can I export my notes? Yes. Notes can be exported as Markdown (.md) files.

Is there a word limit? Notes can be quite long — there's no practical limit for typical use.

Can I collaborate on notes with my team? Yes. Team members can view and edit notes in shared workspaces.

Can I use notes offline? Eden is a cloud-based app, so you'll need an internet connection to access your notes.

What happens if I delete a note? Deleted notes are moved to Trash and can be recovered within 30 days.