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Sometimes one note isn’t enough—you need multiple views open at once. With Tiles, you can drag anything from the sidebar and open it side by side. This makes it easy to work in the same context while keeping all the pieces you need visible.

Why Tiles Are Useful

  • Work in parallel: Write in one note while referencing another

  • Mix contexts: Open a note, an AI chat, and your graph together

  • Stay focused: Keep everything you need in view without constant switching

  • Collaborate smarter: Compare related notes or review a document while chatting with the AI Assistant

How Tiles Work

  1. From the sidebar, drag any item into your workspace

  2. It will open as a tile next to your current note

  3. Rearrange tiles side by side to fit your workflow

You can open:

  • Multiple notes at once

  • An AI chat alongside your notes

  • Groups of related notes

  • Your Graph view for a visual context

Scenarios

  • Research: Keep source material open in one tile while writing your synthesis in another

  • Project planning: Open your roadmap, task list, and AI assistant together

  • Team meetings: Take notes in one tile while reviewing the agenda or past meeting notes in another

  • Exploration: Follow a chain of connections in the graph while keeping your main project note in view

Pro Tips

  • Drag freely: Anything in the sidebar can become a tile—experiment to find the layout that works best

  • Compare notes: Open two notes side by side to draft improvements or merge ideas

  • AI as a companion: Keep an AI chat open as a persistent tile while you write—great for brainstorming or editing help

  • Context switching without switching: Use tiles to keep multiple contexts alive in a single workspace


What’s Next?

Tiles make it easy to work across multiple views. Pair them with other features to get more out of Niv:

  • AI Assistant – Use AI alongside your notes

  • Graph – Visualize connections while writing

  • Groups – Organize related notes and open them together