A frameless note window that slides up from the corner of your screen — over fullscreen too — catches the thought, and gets out of the way. Focus lands in the note the moment it appears, and goes back exactly where you left it when you dismiss.
Sticky notes want to be seen. Note apps want you to organize. Aside wants to disappear.
Built for the phone number mid-call, the task that lands while you're deep in something else, the reading timer for a study session. Notes here are temporary: dump, act, delete.
WD-40Headings, bullets with three indent levels, numbered lists that count along with you, bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, interactive checklists. Markers stay hidden, bold and italic reveal theirs only while your caret is inside. Paste from anywhere; formatting is stripped.
Wrap a formula in $…$ and it typesets the moment you close it. Put $$…$$ on its own line for a centered display equation. Click back in and the source returns, exactly as you typed it.
Type ```cpp and press Enter for a code block that closes itself. Highlighting for C/C++, Python, Verilog and SystemVerilog — leave the language off and Aside guesses it from the code. Enter keeps your indentation, Tab moves two spaces, and one click copies the block.
Write timer study in any note and press Enter. Fifty-five on, five off. When time's up the window comes back on its own — border pulse, soft chime — even if it was hidden.
Corners, center, halves, thirds — each position bindable to its own global hotkey. Or hold Ctrl and drag the window wherever it should live today.
Alt+A is only the default. Rebind it to whatever your hands already know, and give the positions you use most their own keys.
You just watched the page change themes. The app does the same + per-note tints, transparency, background patterns, and font size, all in one compact overlay.
Earth tones in light, deep tints in dark. The whole note takes the color — a glance tells you which is which.
Twenty notes acting as a carousel, not a filing cabinet. Ctrl+← / →, a two-finger swipe, or the hover table of contents. And when you can't remember where you dumped it: search everything, with context around each match. Click to jump.
Early users: please report the bugs and steer what gets built next :)