Peak Docs · Editor
Writing feels
calm and fast.
A block editor with a slash menu, @ mentions and an outline. Pick an example and see which steps in the editor belong to it.
Which example do you want to look at?
Why: decisions and tasks sit apart from the discussion and are quick to find later.
Illustrative example · fictional content · nothing saved
- Fictional example
- View without an account
- Nothing is saved
02 / From thought to document
Type, structure, link.
A good editor steps back. Structure grows while you write, not in a settings dialog.
- 01 / The blocks
Write
Just start typing. With “/” you insert headings, lists, checklists and other blocks.
What goes in?HeadingChecklistDecision - 02 / The order
Organise
The outline comes from your headings and guides you through long documents.
Where am I?OutlineSectionsJump links - 03 / The link
Odkaz
With “@” you mention people and refer to customers, projects or tasks.
What does it refer to?@PersonCustomer or projectBacklinks
Trust needs clarity
Clear about what happens here.
Scope of this preview
- 01Fictional examples
- The content on this page is made up and only illustrates the idea.
- 02Nothing is saved
- Your choice stays in this browser window. No document is created.
- 03Offline too
- In the product you can keep writing offline. Changes sync as soon as you are back online.
The next step
An editor that stays out of the way.
Start Peak Docs and write your first document with blocks and an outline.
Start Peak DocsIllustrative example · fictional content · nothing saved
Frequently asked questions
Which blocks does the editor have?
Through the “/” menu you insert headings, lists, checklists and decision blocks, among others.
Can I write offline?
Yes. Changes sync as soon as you are back online.
What can I refer to with @?
To people and to customers, projects or tasks in Peak One. The linked objects show backlinks.