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Widgets are collapsible panels that live in the sidebar alongside the editor. They give you live, aggregated views of your datastore — tasks, annotations, backlinks, tags, and more — without interrupting your writing.
Individual widgets can be expanded, collapsed, or reordered by dragging their headers.
Aggregates every annotation (TODO, FIXME, NOTE, IDEA, and any custom keywords) across your entire datastore, organised by type. Each entry shows the annotation text and links back to the source page. See Annotations for full details.
Shows a monthly calendar in the sidebar with dots on days that have journal entries. Click any date to open that journal entry directly in the editor. See Daily Journal for full details.
Shows a live word, sentence, paragraph, and character count for the active page.
Lists every page that has favorite: true set in its metadata. Click any entry to open the page. The favorite flag can also be toggled from the star in the top-right of the editor title area. Hovering over any entry for half a second shows the same preview card as hovering a wiki link in the editor.
Appears automatically when the active page contains metadata. Displays all key/value pairs found in the page. See Metadata for the full set of interactions (click to edit a value, double-click to find all pages sharing that key or value, etc.).
Shows the heading structure of the active page as a collapsible tree. Click any heading to scroll the editor to that section.
Displays any page from the datastore in a read-only pane alongside the editor. A search bar at the top lets you switch pages by title or filter by metadata (category:, tag:, favorite:true). Useful for keeping reference material visible while writing in another note.
When the search box is empty, the widget shows an alphabetical list of all wiki pages. As soon as you start typing the filter chip bar hides and the list narrows to matching pages. Hovering over any page title in the list for half a second shows the same preview card as hovering a wiki link in the editor.
Shows backlinks for the currently active page — both Linked References (explicit [[wiki links]] pointing here) and Unlinked References (pages containing the title or an alias as plain text). See Wiki Links for details on how backlinks are built.
Provides a persistent scratch area tied to a special scratchpad.md file in the root of your datastore. It is not indexed as a page, but its content is automatically saved and restored like any other page.
Exposes full-text search across your entire datastore with keyword, metadata, tag, and annotation filters. Queries use key:value syntax for structured filtering. See Full-Text Search for the complete query reference.
Displays all tags found across your datastore, grouped alphabetically. Clicking a tag opens a filtered view of every page that carries it.
Aggregates all incomplete tasks across every note in your datastore. From the widget you can filter by context, priority, or plain text, and click any page header to jump to the source note. @waiting tasks are hidden by default — type @waiting in the filter box to reveal them. See Task Management for full details.