How to use Docmode.

Getting started

Making an account, writing your first document, and what each part of the screen is for.

Blocks and the slash menu

Headings, lists, tables, code, images, video, slideshows, and the rest, all from one menu.

Formatting and layout

Bold and links, colours, page width, and choosing a typeface for a document.

Writing with AI

Rewriting a passage, reviewing a draft, and asking questions about what you have written.

Folders and search

Organising documents, searching them, and the shortcut that reaches anything from anywhere.

Version history

Seeing what changed, going back to an earlier version, and what happens if your browser closes.

Sharing a document

The three levels of access, sharing a whole folder, and what happens when two people open the same page.

Comments

Notes in the margin, for yourself or for the people you shared with.

Publishing a document

Giving one document a public address, and taking it back down.

Sites

Publishing a whole folder as a small website, with navigation, your own address, and a password.

Exporting and printing

Taking your writing out, as Markdown, as a PDF, or on paper.

Settings

Your name and picture, light or dark, the typeface you read in, and which emails you get.

Keeping your account safe

Two step sign in, backup codes, and ending a session on a device you no longer have.

Connecting other tools

Letting an AI assistant read your documents, and reaching them from your own software.

Plans and limits

What is included, what happens when you reach a limit, and using your own AI key.