The first version
An outliner built around a daily journal, with pages, wikilinks, templates, and the first Mac and iPhone builds.
The first two weeks of Mimir, before any release. Mimir is an outliner built around a daily journal: everything you write is a bullet, and Mimir opens on today’s entry. Cmd/Ctrl-J brings you back to it from anywhere. See The journal.
Type [[ to link to a page. Each page lists the pages that link to it, and
renaming a page updates every link that points to it. See
Pages and wikilinks.
- A bullet folds away the bullets nested under it.
- Type
/to insert any page’s bullets where you are, as a template. - You can select several bullets with the keyboard and indent, outdent, or delete them together.
- Pasted Markdown splits into bullets.
- Undo and redo step back through changes to the outline, not only to text.
- A web address, or a bare domain such as
example.com, turns into a link as you type. - Clicking below the last bullet adds a new one.
- A sheet lists every keyboard shortcut.
- Mimir runs on a Mac and on iPhone, with a toolbar above the iPhone keyboard.
