CoNote

The timeline

The core product surface: every event in chronological order, so the cause of a metric move is already logged.

The timeline is the heart of CoNote. It shows every note in chronological order, grouped by day with sticky month headers, so scanning a period feels like reading a diary of your operations.

The CoNote timeline showing a month of events grouped by day, each with a colored category bar
The timeline: events grouped by day, colored by category, with the source under each title.

Reading the timeline

Each note is a card with a colored bar on the left showing its category — Deployment, Campaign, Incident, and so on — plus its title, date, and source. The colors let you scan a busy week and spot, say, an incident sitting right after a deploy.

A single timeline note card with a red Incident bar, title, source, and time
One note card: the colored bar marks the category, with the source and time alongside.

Click any note to open its detail drawer. It leads with where the event came from: the tool's logo and whether it was captured automatically or logged by hand, next to the category. Below that you'll find the full description, tags, and a link back to the source event when one exists.

Need a teammate to see a specific event? Use Copy link in the drawer — it copies a direct link that opens this note for anyone on your team.

Correlation is the point

The reason events from different tools share one timeline is so you can see them together. When a number moves, you don't ask around — you jump to that date and read across the sources. The deploy, the paused campaign, and the tag change are all right there.

Moving around fast

The timeline is built for keyboard-speed navigation:

  • n — log a new note
  • / — focus search
  • j / k — move between notes
  • t — jump to today
  • ⌘ K — open the command palette

Filters, density, and saved views live on the timeline too — see filters and views to make the timeline show exactly what you care about.

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