A shared record of what we discussed, what we decided, and what happens next.
Decisions
Keep the launch focused on our existing customers.
Bring customer feedback into the next planning session.
Next steps
Next meeting: review feedback and confirm the launch plan.
Projects ·Edited today
Project brief
Bring the customer onboarding process into one clear, repeatable flow.
What we’re working towards
Give new customers a clear first step.
Keep handovers and supporting documentation easy to find.
Before we begin
Keep scope changes and decisions here as the project takes shape.
Team ·Edited today
New starter checklist
A simple guide to help every new teammate find their feet in their first week.
Start here
Meet your team and learn how we work.
Read the team handbook and find the tools you’ll use.
Your first week
Bring your questions to your first check-in. We’ll work through them together.
A place for the thinking behind the work.
From a quick discussion to a process worth repeating, give your team
something clear to come back to.
Team meeting
Decisions & next steps
Meetings with something to come back to.
Capture discussion points, record decisions, and turn follow-ups into a checklist your team can read after the call.
Project brief
Goals
Scope & decisions
A clear starting point for the project.
Write the brief, agree on the scope, and keep important decisions together as the work takes shape.
First week
Join the workspace
Your process, written down.
Create SOPs, onboarding guides, and team handbooks. Give people a useful reference for the way you work.
Start with a thought. Give it a little structure.
A block editor for the way ideas take shape. Write freely, add
structure as you go, and keep the useful details easy to read.
Structure without the menu hunt
Type / to add headings, bullet and numbered lists, checklists, code blocks, quotes, or dividers. Drag blocks to reorder your ideas.
Make the important parts easy to read
Select text for bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, links, and highlights.
Keep your focus on the words
Titles and content save automatically. Follow the Saving and Saved indicators, with a retry option if a save fails.
Team handbook
Make room for a clearer thought.
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Turn a thought into a block
Heading
Bullet list
To-do list
Easy to put away. Easy to find again.
Keep meeting notes, project docs, and procedures in named folders.
Move a note when its home changes, or search by title when you know
what you need.
A shared reference for the team
Everyone in your workspace can read its notes. Keep the docs close
to the internal tools and business data they describe.
Pick up where you left off
Opened notes appear in Recents. Workspace-wide title search helps
you find them alongside your apps and conversations.
A place for every note.
Search notes
Team
Weekly team meeting
New starter checklist
Move to folder
Projects
Pick up again from Recents
A few things you might be asking.
More about writing, organising, and sharing workspace notes.
What can I write in Appaca Notes?
Use Notes for meeting notes, project briefs, decisions, SOPs, onboarding checklists, team handbooks, and other written documentation. Your notes live in your Appaca workspace alongside your apps and business data.
How can I format a note?
Type / on an empty line to insert headings, bullet or numbered lists, to-do lists, code blocks, quotes, and dividers. Select text to apply bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, links, or highlights. You can also drag blocks to change their order.
How do I organise and find notes?
Create and rename folders, move notes into or out of folders, and search the Notes sidebar by title. Search matches titles, not body text. Notes also appear in workspace-wide search, and opening a note adds it to your recent items.
Who can read and change a note?
Everyone in the workspace can read its notes. Notes are shared workspace documents, with no private-note setting. The note’s creator and workspace owners or admins can modify it.
Do notes save automatically?
Yes. Changes to the title and content save in the background. The editor shows Saving while an update is in progress and Saved when it finishes. If a save fails, use the retry action and confirm that the note is saved before leaving.
What is the difference between Notes and Knowledge?
Notes is where people write and read team documentation. Knowledge is where you upload reference documents for Appaca’s AI to retrieve and use. Creating a note does not automatically add it to the AI knowledge base.
Explore Knowledge.
Give your team’s thinking a place to live.
Write the notes, briefs, and guides your team can come back to. All in Appaca.