NoteCove NoteCove

Settings

Open settings with Cmd+, (macOS) or Ctrl+, (Windows/Linux).

Storage Directories

Manage local storage locations where notes, tasks, and other data live on disk.

  • Add: add a new storage directory
  • Remove: remove an existing one
  • Set Active: choose which SD receives new content
  • Cloud detection: identifies if the SD is inside a cloud folder for sync

User

Configure your identity for use across NoteCove:

  • Username: your display name — shown in comments, document and task history, and the assignee field on tasks
  • Handle: your @mention handle — lets other people who share your storage directories mention you with @handle

Appearance

  • Dark Mode: toggle between light and dark themes
  • Font Family: body font for the editor
  • Link Display: control how links render in the editor
  • Spellcheck: toggle spellcheck underlines on or off
  • Checkbox Settings: strikethrough on check, auto-reorder completed items, nope mode
  • Enable/disable: toggle link preview fetching
  • Enable Discovery: attempt to discover preview endpoints for unknown URLs
  • Refresh All: re-fetch all cached previews
  • Clear Cache: remove all cached preview data
  • Registry Updates: check for new preview providers

CLI Keys

Review and revoke CLI authorization keys issued by notecove init.

Each key shows:

FieldDescription
Working directoryPath where the CLI was initialized
Creation dateWhen the key was issued
Project scopeAll projects, or specific project slugs
Notes scopeNone, SD-scoped, folder-scoped, or all notes
Shared secretAuthentication token (masked, click to reveal)

Actions: Revoke a single key or Revoke All.

Advanced

Fine-tune sync and polling behavior.

SettingDescription
Polling RateHow often to check for changes (per minute)
Hit MultiplierIncrease frequency after detecting changes
Max BurstMaximum polls per second during bursts
Recent Edit WindowHow long to maintain increased polling after edits
Full Repoll IntervalHow often to do a complete repoll
Fast Path Max DelayMaximum delay for fast-path optimization