Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with 200Notes in under 5 minutes. This guide will walk you through creating your first project and getting familiar with the core features.

Step 1: Create Your Account

If you haven't already, create your 200Notes account. The registration process is quick and straightforward:

1. Enter your name and email address
2. Choose a secure password
3. Verify your email address
4. You're ready to go!

Step 2: Create Your First Project

Projects are the foundation of 200Notes. They help you organize your work and collaborate with your team.

To create your first project:

1. From your dashboard, click the "New Project" button
2. Give your project a descriptive name
3. Add a brief description (optional but recommended)
4. Click "Create Project"

Step 3: Explore Your Project

Once your project is created, you'll see the project overview page with several tabs:

• Overview: Project statistics and recent activity
• Tasks: Kanban board for managing tasks
• Notes: Rich text editor for documentation
• Settings: Project configuration and team management

Step 4: Create Your First Note

Notes are perfect for documentation, meeting notes, ideas, and more.

1. Click the "Notes" tab
2. Click "New Note"
3. Give your note a title
4. Start writing using the markdown editor
5. Use the live preview to see how your note will look

Step 5: Add Your First Task

Tasks help you track work that needs to be done.

1. Click the "Tasks" tab
2. Click "Add Task"
3. Enter a task title
4. Add a description if needed
5. Set a due date (optional)
6. Click "Create Task"

Your task will appear in the "To Do" column of the Kanban board. You can drag tasks between columns as work progresses.

Step 6: Invite Team Members

200Notes is designed for collaboration. Invite your team to start working together.

1. Go to the "Settings" tab
2. Scroll to the "Team Members" section
3. Click "Invite Member"
4. Enter their email address
5. Choose their role (Viewer or Editor)
6. Click "Send Invitation"

Next Steps

Congratulations! You've successfully set up your first 200Notes project. Here's what to explore next: