Welcome to NoteGit

NoteGit is a browser-based markdown workbench. Your notes live in your own GitHub repositories - version-controlled, owned by you, and readable anywhere you can sign in to GitHub. The editor is VS Code; the preview is NoteThink, which turns a plain markdown file into boards, diagrams, charts, and richly-structured documents.

This file, and every file in the panel on the left, is a live demo. Edit anything - the preview updates as you type. Nothing is written back to this read-only demo repo; when you press Ctrl+S, NoteGit offers to save a copy to your own GitHub instead.

Take the tour

Open these files from the Explorer on the left to see what a note can be. Each one is a realistic artifact with a short footer explaining the feature it shows off.

Boards & planning

• project-board.md - a full Kanban board from a single markdown file: epics, assignees, statuses from todo through review/testing to done, priority and progress chips, and checklist progress on each card. Toggle the view between Board and Document with the selector at the top of the preview.
• portfolio/ - a set of separate project boards (web-store.md, mobile-app.md, platform-infra.md), each a Kanban board in its own right.

Diagrams (Mermaid, rendered inline)

• process-diagrams.md - flowcharts and state machines.
• design-diagrams.md - sequence, entity-relationship, and class diagrams.
• data-charts.md - pie, xy (bar + line), and quadrant charts.
• roadmap.md - a Gantt roadmap and a milestone timeline.
• architecture.md - a cloud architecture diagram with provider logos.

Documents & data

• data-tables.md - GitHub-flavoured tables: alignment, striped rows, comparison matrices.
• code-runbook.md - fenced code blocks across shell, YAML, JSON, TypeScript, Python, SQL, and diffs.
• knowledge-base.md - a long-form document: deep heading hierarchy, nested and task lists, footnotes, strikethrough, blockquotes.

How it works

• You own your notes. They are plain markdown in a GitHub repo you control - no NoteGit-only database, no lock-in. See why-notegit.md.
• Familiar tools. The editor is VS Code Web, files are markdown, history is git.
• Keyboard-driven. See keyboard-shortcuts.md for the shortcuts that matter.

Next steps

• open any file above and switch the NoteThink view between Document and Board
• edit a file, then press Ctrl+S to save a copy to your own GitHub
• sign in with GitHub to start working on your own notes