Mobile / touch shortcuts

Below 768px the layout switches to a single-pane mobile mode with an off-canvas drawer for the sidebar.

Edge-swipe drawer

• Right-swipe from within ~24px of the left edge → opens the sidebar drawer.
• Left-swipe anywhere with the drawer open → closes it.

Short swipes (<50px) or mostly-vertical motion (regular scrolling) are ignored — the gesture has to be deliberately horizontal.

Mobile formatting toolbar

A 5-button strip sits below the editor on mobile (phones lack the keyboard shortcuts):

• B — wrap selection in **...** (bold). Tap again on the same selection to strip the markers.
• I — same, with _..._ (italic).
• H — cycle the current line's heading: none → # → ## → ### → none.
• • (Bullet) — toggle - prefix on every selected line.
• ☑ (Task) — toggle - [ ] prefix on every selected line.

The toolbar hides in preview mode.

Empty-state CTAs

When no note is open, the editor pane shows two big buttons:

• Open today's daily note — same as the ribbon's daily-note icon.
• New note — adds a fresh "Untitled" and opens it.

Useful first-launch landing surface.

What's NOT on mobile

• The split-pane drag affordance (right-edge drop zone for tabs). One pane only on phones.
• The keyboard-shortcut bar in the editor header. Use the mobile formatting toolbar instead.

Tips

• Tap the hamburger in the top-left to toggle the drawer manually.
• Most modals (Settings, Search, Templates) are full-screen on phones so they don't get clipped.