Notes and databases
Notes that live
with your files
Write Markdown right where the files are. Keep a note for each day, track tasks with due dates and link notes together. Then give files properties and see the folder as a table, a board, a gallery or a calendar.
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Demo script
FAQ
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Release notes
Launch week.mdMarkdown · 192 bytes · Today
PreviewEditSplit
Launch week
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Write release notes
Record the demo Due Sat
Send the build to testers Due 30 Oct
Demo script lives in Demo script.
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Writing notes
⌘E switches Preview, Edit and Split. Tables, footnotes, KaTeX maths and Mermaid diagrams render.
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Today's note
⌥⇧⌘D opens today's note. In an Obsidian vault it follows your daily notes settings.
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Tasks and due dates
Obsidian Tasks dates show as chips, red once overdue, and repeating tasks come back.
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Links between notes
[[ links a note, @ links any file, and links follow files you rename or move.
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A folder as a database
⌘4 shows a table; add select, tags, date, checkbox or URL properties and edit in place.
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Board, gallery, calendar
Cards by a select, a picture per file, or files on a month by a date.
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How it works
Plain files underneath
Notes are Markdown files in your folders. Properties live in a note's front matter, or in an attribute on other files, so nothing is locked inside Burrow.
Works with your Obsidian vault
Today's note follows your vault's daily notes folder, date format and template, and tasks use the Obsidian Tasks way of writing dates.
Ready to share
Export a note as a PDF paged for your paper size, or as a self-contained web page, with diagrams and maths as drawn. Previews never fetch from the web unless you allow it.
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- Keyboard first Press ⌘K and type. Burrow puts every command, folder and setting in one palette, ranks the folders you use most, and has Vim keys if you want them.
- Split panes Up to four folders side by side. Copy across panes, keep a tab per task, save layouts as workspaces, and compare or sync two folders.
- Image tools Remove a photo's background, copy text from a screenshot, make @1x @2x @3x image sets, convert, resize and combine into PDF, all on your Mac.
- Disk space A treemap of what fills a folder, every drive at a glance, duplicate files grouped by wasted space, and build folders you can safely clear.