Update: due to changing family and work commitments, worsened by the COVID situation, we've stopped accepting Alpha signups. If you are one of the current Alpha users, we encourage you to export your data – we're currently not fixing bugs or adding functional updates to Tilio.

#TilioTip To split a note, right-click, then select 'Split note' or hit 'alt enter' on your keyboard.

#TilioTip Drag in images directly from your desktop or paste from clipboard. Fast and easy 😎 ⚡️⚡️⚡️

In his research, linguist Daniel Chandler identified that people use four main strategies for writing. Which approach do you use most often? medium.com/tilio/four-writin…

Did you know there are two writing modes in Tilio? ✨ Structure your project with Notes and Sections ✨ See how your content flows in Document view ✨ Seamlessly switch between Structured and Document writing modes #productivity #WritingCommunity

Do you write in short bursts when inspiration strikes? Do you have a collection of notes that you want to turn into an article or a book? Well, @luke__john and I are working on a tool that's maybe just perfect for the job! Let us know your thoughts 😊👇 tilio.app

I’ve been working on this for the last few months, and am super excited to start giving it out to real users. tilio.app/

It's time to share what we've been up to in the last few months! 🎁🌱 Meet Tilio – a writing tool that lets you capture notes and ideas quickly and then compose them into articles, books or presentations. 🚀 Launching soon. Sign up for early access → tilio.app

We love this short book – A Technique for Producing Ideas, published by James Webb Young in 1939. His five-step method for producing ideas: 1. Gather the raw materials 2. Work over the materials in your mind 3. Incubate the idea 4. Have the ‘Ah ha!’ moment 5. Share and refine

Do you like to write in short bursts when inspiration strikes? Do you have a collection of notes and drafts that you’d like to turn into an article or even a book? Well, we're working on a new writing tool that's maybe just perfect for the job! #writingtools #productivity

Save the string. Collect notes, thoughts and ideas on a topic that fascinates you. You might not have time or knowledge to write about this topic right now, but maybe one day you will. Those bits of writing can grow into something publishable one day. #Productivity #writingtips