Continuous across every device. Organised the way you actually think. A quiet, considered place for the writing you'll come back to.
Close your laptop mid-sentence; open your phone and finish the word. Margin remembers cursor position, selection, and scroll across every device you sign into.
Every project gets a stable URL and MCP target. Tell Claude — anywhere — to post a summary, a research note, or a TODO list. It lands in a dedicated section. You promote it, append it, or discard it.
SSH keys, API tokens, .env files, recovery codes — categorised, masked by default, copy-on-tap. Every key remembers which notes reference it. One-tap into Termius, the local SSH agent, or a Claude session.
Serif body, monospace where you need precision. Outline and backlinks on the left; a Claude pane on the right that knows what project you're in. Vault references and Drive embeds are first-class blocks — not pasted text.
Bear was too pretty to think in. Notion was a database with a writing surface bolted on. Margin is the first one I've kept open in a side window for a month, and I keep finding I already wrote the thing I was about to write.