Organize notes

Hit cmd / ctrl N.

Alternatively, use your right click context menu or cmd / ctrl K menu to select the option "New stash".

Convert a note into a stash

First, create a note if you haven't already, using the text box at the bottom. Then, open the note in a tab by using your UpArrow to select the note and RightArrow to navigate in. Add a sub-item.

Alternatively, expand the note inline and add a sub-item directly.

You can re-order notes with drag and drop or with your keyboard.

To move a note upward without leaving your keyboard, select it and then hit cmd / ctrl ↑. You can move a note down one position with cmd / ctrl ↓.

See more ways to Reorder Notes.

To move notes to a stash, you can use drag and drop or use the M command.

You can also use the CMD-K menu and select the Move option, then type to filter for any stash.

Use drag and drop to move notes into stashes or re-order your notes.

You can assign a color to a note or stash by selecting it and hitting L(or shift L for the current stash). Select the color with ← / → followed by enter, or by clicking a color.

You can mark a note as done using the X key. This will remove focus so that it doesn't have as much emphasis as a regular note. You can customize how Stashpad handles completed todos. See more in Todos