Notes System

Notes provides durable writing inside the Hub without storing note content in the Plurilore database. Notes are saved in the browser on the current device, separated by the local account identity. They remain available across visits in that browser until local data is cleared or the note is deleted.

Write and structure notes

The editor supports headings, emphasis, and lists. Every note belongs to one category and can carry multiple tags. Categories provide a primary filing structure; tags connect material across categories. Parent and child notes add another level for subjects that need an outline and supporting pages.

A practical structure might use categories for projects or traditions and tags for concepts that cross those boundaries. The system does not impose a spiritual-development framework or decide which organization is correct.

Local storage boundary

Local storage means note content is not synchronized automatically between browsers or devices. Clearing site data, using a different browser profile, or losing a device can remove access to the local copy. Account authentication does not recreate the content on another device.

Export and transfer

Use the Notes export action to create a backup. Export is also the transfer mechanism when moving to another device or browser. Keep exported files according to their sensitivity; spiritual and personal writing may contain information that deserves the same care as a private journal.

Chat does not save its own transcript, so copy only the material you want to retain. When preserving a generated claim, include its Library source link so the note can be checked later.