Pages · Overview

Pages are the writing and documentation area in Pachurros. Every Page is a flexible document made up of freely arrangeable blocks, similar to Notion, but designed for creative workflows.

What You Use Pages For

Shooting briefs and concept documents
Moodboard descriptions with location and colour references
Meeting notes and minutes
Project documentation and checklists
Personal notes, ideas, and journal entries

Creating a New Page

Via the sidebar: Click + next to Pages. In a project: + on the project row → Pages. To create a subpage, use a page’s ”…” menu in the sidebar → Subpage.

Via ⌘K: New page.

It always opens the same dialog: type a name, press Enter, done. Below, you can pick a template and the project if needed (if a project is open, it is already preselected). After creating, the cursor sits right in the content.

Structure

Every Page has:

A Title (large, at the top; click to edit)
A free content area made up of blocks

Inserting a Block

Type / in an empty line to open the block menu. All block types are searchable.

Alternatively: just start typing; text is automatically treated as a paragraph.

You can also hover between two blocks to reveal a + button for inserting a new block. The button is also available before the first and after the last block.

Moving a Block

Click the ⋮⋮ handle to the left of a block and drag it to the new position.

Multi-Column Layout

Drag a block by its handle next to another one, and the two stand side by side as two columns. Or insert a group via / → Columns. Each column can contain any blocks; widths snap to twelfths.

→ Columns in detail

Selecting and Copying Blocks

Copy selected blocks with ⌘C as Markdown and HTML at once: in emails and docs they arrive formatted, in text fields as Markdown. If you drag a text selection beyond the edge of a block, whole blocks are selected.

→ Multi-block selection and Rich Copy

Importing a Markdown File

On an empty page, the .md button at the top (or the card in the start options) loads a Markdown file directly as page content. Into a page with content you paste Markdown via copy and paste.

→ Details on MD import and supported elements

Undo & Redo

⌘Z: undo the last step
⌘⇧Z: redo

Duplicating a Page

In the sidebar, the page’s ”…” menu → Duplicate creates an identical copy in the same project.

Cover and Icon

Above the title, Add cover adds a cover image and Icon adds an icon. On the cover you’ll find Change, Reposition and Remove cover. On a computer the buttons appear when you point at the image or when they get keyboard focus; on touch devices they are always visible. You can also set a cover offline.

Exporting as PDF or Markdown

In the ”…” menu at the top right:

Download as PDF (on a computer) creates a PDF of the page.
Export as Markdown downloads the page as a .md file that can be re-imported 1:1.

Archiving a Page

”…” menu → Archive page. The page disappears from the sidebar but isn’t deleted. The notice afterwards offers Undo. Subpages rest with it: they disappear together with their parent page and come back with it. If you open such a subpage, the top reads Archived with the page ”…” with the way to the parent page.

In the Archive (sidebar under Tools) you see the archived page with the number of its subpages. From there you restore it or delete it permanently; the delete dialog says how many subpages go with it.

Page Width

In the top-right you can switch between Normal (centred, ~700 px) and Full Width (entire page width), useful for tables and wide content.

Templates

When creating a new page, you pick a template in the same dialog:

Template	Contents
Blank	An empty page. Start writing right away.
With Ølav	Describe what you need; Ølav builds the start.
Shoot brief	Goal, shots, look and location on one sheet for everyone.
Call sheet	The shoot day at a glance: schedule, crew, meeting point, weather, emergency.
Scouting	Check locations before you shoot: light, power, parking, permits.
Meeting	Record decisions and who does what with them.
Weekly review	Ten minutes on Friday: what went well, what’s stuck, what comes next.

Your own templates appear under My templates: save a page via ”…” menu → Save as template. All templates: All Templates.

All Block Types: complete overview of all block types
Comments: feedback at block and page level
Share Page: public links and access permissions