Leaf keeps growing, carefully. Here's everything that's arrived lately, newest first. You'll find the same list in the app: click the leaf in its header.

  1. Your tree, grown anew

    Every tree style has a fresh new look. A workspace starts as a seedling, each note and task is a leaf you can count, and it grows into a full tree as you write.

  2. The Leaf Guide

    Short answers for every feature, from your first note to connecting Claude. Search it, or ask ChatGPT or Claude with the guide loaded. Find it any time under Help in Settings.

    Open the Leaf Guide

  3. Leaf in Claude and ChatGPTPro

    Connect Leaf’s MCP server, then ask Claude or ChatGPT what’s on your board, add tasks or mark them done, right from the chat.

  4. Notes on notes, our new blog

    We started a blog about keeping notes well: quick guides, honest comparisons and the small habits that make notes worth keeping.

    Read the Leaf blog

  5. Save drafts for later

    Not ready to add a note yet? Save draft (or Ctrl S, ⌘S on a Mac) sets it aside, label and all, so you can start something new. The drafts count beside the new note brings them back.

  6. Grid, now in folders

    Your labels now appear as folders in Grid. Drag a card into a folder to give it that label.

  7. Share your notes with anyone

    One click turns a note into a link anyone can open, no Leaf needed. Keep writing and they see every edit, live.

  8. Open Leaf your way

    Choose what the Leaf button in your toolbar opens: the popup, the side panel, or Leaf in its own tab. Find it in Settings, under General.

  9. Right click to add to Leaf

    Collect quotes and links as you browse, without leaving the page. Each quote links back to the exact spot it came from, and you can keep adding to the same note as you research.

  10. The Leaf tab

    Open Leaf from a small tab on the edge of any website. Turn it on in Settings, and Chrome will ask to let Leaf show it there. The tab never reads the page.

  11. Leaf on your phonePro

    Open app.leafnotes.co on your phone and add it to your home screen. Your notes come with you, synced.

    See how

  12. Welcome to Leaf 2.0

    A fresh coat of paper for the notes you know. Same simple Leaf, now with Grid, Board and Tree views, labels, a dark theme and care in every detail.

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