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The aside, promoted.
A theme for writing with a running commentary. Side notes sit in the margin at reading width and fold into the flow on a phone, without losing their order.
Some writing is two arguments at once: the main line and the commentary running beside it. Footnotes handle that badly, because they move the second argument to the end of the page.
Here the aside sits level with the sentence that prompted it. On a narrow screen it folds into the flow in the right place, numbered so the reader can tell it apart from the main text.
My marginalia finally has somewhere to live.
— An essayist
Two arguments, one column.
Level side notes
Asides sit beside the sentence that raised them and stay level as the reader scrolls past.
Ordered folding
On narrow screens notes fold into the flow at the right point, numbered so they read as commentary rather than interruption.
Quotable passages
Selecting a passage offers a link straight to it, so a reader can point at one paragraph rather than the whole essay.
Revision notes
A dated note at the foot of revised pieces explaining what changed and why.
The commentary apparatus.
Everything needed to run a second line of thought beside the first without either losing its place.
- Side notes level with their sentence
- Numbered folding on narrow screens
- Link-to-paragraph on selection
- Dated revision notes
- Epigraph and colophon blocks
- Reader-adjustable measure
- Two typographic scales
- Quiet mode that hides all commentary
The details
- Version
- 1.6.0
- Released
- Feb 4, 2026
- Note placement
- Outer margin
- Fold point
- 1024px
- Paragraph links
- On selection
- Revision notes
- Dated
Recent releases
- 1.6.0Feb 2026 — Notes no longer collide when two land on the same line
- 1.5.0Dec 2025 — Quiet mode added to hide commentary entirely
- 1.4.0Nov 2025 — Paragraph links now copy to the clipboard directly
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