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Open search with ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux). Search scans the entire workspace in real time.

AreaWhat Is Found
PagesPage titles
BoardsBoard names
DatabasesTable names + cell contents
ProjectsProject names
Media LibraryFile names
SessionsSession names
FeedPost text

Search results are grouped by type and show the parent context (project, workspace). A table entry opens its row directly, a session opens the session. Use ↑ / ↓ to move through all results, Enter to open.

Search also understands commands, recognised at the start of what you type. Whatever follows the command becomes the title:

Input (example)What happens
”new session portrait Anna tomorrow”New session with title and day; search then asks for the project
”new page autumn moodboard”New page with this title
”new board …”, “new table …”, “new project …”Create with this name
”add task test lights friday”Add task with title and due date
”dark theme”Switch between light and dark
”settings”, “my studio”, “my tasks”, “ask olav”Jumps there or opens the assistant

If the whole input is a date, search shows under Schedule what is due on that day or in that period: sessions, deadlines and scheduled posts. It understands things like “tomorrow”, “friday”, “next week”, “weekend”, “in 3 days” or a date. “Marketing” is not a Tuesday: mixed input stays a normal search.

  • Search is case-insensitive
  • Partial matching: “Shoot” finds “Shooting Brief”
  • Results appear after ~250 ms (debounced)
  • Clicking a result navigates directly to it

ShortcutAction
⌘K / Ctrl+KOpen search
EscClose modal / search
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⌘Z / Ctrl+ZUndo
⌘⇧Z / Ctrl+⇧ZRedo
/Open block menu
⌘EnterSend comment / post
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VSelect mode
DDraw mode
AConnect mode
⌘0 / Ctrl+0Fit to view
⌘+ScrollZoom
⌘ZUndo
⌘⇧ZRedo
Delete / BackspaceDelete selected elements
⌘D / Ctrl+DDuplicate element
ShortcutAction
Enter / Double-clickEdit cell
TabNext cell
⇧TabPrevious cell
EscCancel editing
Enter (in edit mode)Confirm and open row
Arrow keysMove to the neighbouring cell; the table scrolls along, even in very large tables