> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.char.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Notes and pages

> Write freely, add structure, and find your work again.

## Create a page

Click **+** in the header to create a new note. Add a title you will recognize later, then write in the page body.

Use a separate page for a topic you expect to return to: a project plan, reading notes, or a weekly review. Use the [Inbox](/inbox-and-tasks) for loose thoughts and immediate work.

## Format your writing

Type `/` on an empty line to open the insert menu. Choose a block such as:

* **Heading 1**, **Heading 2**, or another heading level for sections.
* **Bulleted list** for related points.
* **Numbered list** for ordered steps.
* **To-do list** for items with checkboxes.
* **Table** for information in rows and columns.
* **Collapsible** for a section you want to hide and show.

Start with the simplest structure that makes the note readable. You can keep rough thoughts as plain paragraphs.

## Ask about a page

Use **Ask Char** in the page header. The page becomes context for the conversation, so you can ask “What is missing from this plan?” without pasting the entire note.

See [Work with Charlie](/charlie) for example requests.

## Find a note again

Use the search/history control in the app header to look for your page. A distinctive title and a few memorable words make a page easier to find.

If a chat is missing, check **Settings → Archived chats**. A closed or archived conversation is different from deleting a page.

## Understand page links

The page's share control copies an app link. A copied link is not, by itself, a public webpage or a grant of access to another person. Before relying on it for collaboration, check that the recipient can open the same content.

For external agents, see [Cloud access](/sync-and-cloud-access).

## Delete a page

Open **Page options** in the page header and choose **Delete** only when you intend to remove the page. Copy any content you still need before deleting it.