What’s new in Timeless
27 updates and counting. To see what’s being built next, head to the roadmap.
Give a title or a label its own look: pick a typeface, make it bold, align it and color it from a small bar over what you select.
Pull a card's edge and it settles in line with the cards around it, with the same guides as dragging. Dragging now snaps to even spacing as well.
A note saved as a PDF keeps every link clickable, and a wide table prints scaled to the page with its columns lined up.
When an update has downloaded, a Restart to Update button shows on the space, so you're never left on an old version.
Lines on boards stay put, copies keep their connections, and more of what you do can be undone.
Code blocks are real blocks now: one rounded box, colored for their language, with a Copy button when you point at them.
Videos open without trouble, and tables and link pictures stay inside their cards.
Long tables, tall pictures and link cards all make it onto paper and into PDFs.
Type a Markdown link and it becomes a link as you go, and resize a picture from anywhere along its edge.
Give a note more shape: set a passage apart as a quote or a callout, split sections with a divider, and highlight what matters.
Fade everything but the paragraph you're writing, and print a note or save it as a PDF that looks the way it does on screen.
Drag a card near others and it settles into line with their edges and middles, so a space stays tidy without trying.
Sign in with your email or Google, and upgrade to Pro from inside Timeless. Your notes stay on your Mac either way.
Jot a sticky or drop a file onto a space from whatever app you're in, without switching to Timeless.
Add a table to any note and edit it in place: type in the cells, resize columns, and move rows and columns around.
Keep a space for every class, project or idea, and switch between them from the pill at the bottom of the window.
Open any PDF on your space to read it, highlight what matters and pin notes to the page, without ever changing the original file.
Press ⌘K and start typing. Matches appear as you go, best first, with your words in bold.
Group cards into folders to tidy a space, or lay out a board with shapes and arrows to map how ideas connect.
Your notes now live on an open canvas. Put a note next to the picture that explains it, and keep the questions close by.
Give a note its shape in one click: turn any paragraph into a title, a heading or a list from the handle beside it.
Select text and the toolbar is right there. Every button has a shortcut, so you never have to leave the keyboard.
A calm full-window editor with a comfortable reading width.
Notes save automatically as you type.