Combine structure and writing
Add properties such as dates, text, numbers, checkboxes, URLs, or repeating groups. Keep the full explanation in the same note body.
Blocks and templates
Make a useful format repeatable.
A meeting, a book, and a project need different details. Blocks combine a normal Markdown note with a reusable type, so recurring work starts with the fields and sections you chose.
Start with your own template
Set a default folder and a Markdown template with title, date, and field placeholders. New Blocks receive the template when they are created.
Share a format with agents
Authorized agents can discover your saved types and create Blocks in the same structure. Existing notes can also be converted through a reviewed preview.
FROM IDEA TO USEFUL CONTEXT
Put it into practice.
Define a type
Choose the properties and sections that make each entry useful later.
Create a Block
Fill the fields and use the starting template for the current meeting, book, or project.
Browse the collection
Return to Blocks to find entries of that type and open their notes.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Questions, answered.
Will changing a template rewrite earlier Blocks?
No. Template changes affect future Blocks. Existing Blocks keep their current content.
Can I turn an existing note into a Block?
Yes. Convert to Block provides a preview of the type, properties, and resulting content. You can preserve the exact existing Markdown.
KEEP EXPLORING
Connect the next piece.
Source capture
Turn source material into structured notes
Prepare Docblock Blocks from pasted text, public pages, photos, PDFs, and saved emails. Review extracted fields and Markdown before creating notes.
Explore Turn source material into structured notesMeeting notes
Meeting notes with reusable templates and action items
Use Docblock Meeting Blocks for agendas, decisions, and actions. Add reviewed audio transcripts, connect project context, and track Markdown tasks.
Explore Meeting notes with reusable templates and action itemsShared knowledge base
A shared knowledge base for your team and agents
Build a Docblock knowledge base with Markdown notes, folders, links, workspace roles, history, discussions, and controlled agent access.
Explore A shared knowledge base for your team and agentsA PLACE TO BUILD ON
Give your next thought a home.
Start with a note. Add structure, connect an agent, and keep the useful context together.