Bookmarks & Saved Views
Save canvas positions and viewport snapshots for quick navigation.
Bookmarks
Bookmarks save a specific viewport position and zoom level on the canvas. Use them to quickly jump back to important areas of your garden. Press Cmd+B (Ctrl+B on Windows) to open the bookmarks panel. Bookmarks belong to the canvas you're on — drill into a thought and you'll see (and save) that sub-garden's own bookmarks.
- 1Navigate to the area you want to bookmark.
- 2Press Cmd+B to open the bookmarks panel.
- 3Click '+ Add Bookmark' and give it a name.
- 4Or skip the panel: right-click (long-press on mobile) the canvas background and choose 'Bookmark This View'.
- 5Click any bookmark in the list to jump back to that view.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Cmd/Ctrl + B | Toggle bookmarks panel |
Color regions are bookmarks too
Color regions you draw on the canvas (right-click → Add Color Region) live in the same list, marked with a colored square. Clicking a region entry flies to it and frames the whole region — on any screen size. Renaming or deleting a region works from either place: the panel entry and the canvas zone are the same thing, and they sync across your devices and with collaborators — live, on the garden's own canvas: a region a collaborator adds, moves, resizes, renames, recolors or deletes appears for you as they do it, no reload needed. Regions drawn inside a nested node sync too, on a short delay rather than instantly. A region's arrangement — whether it lays its thoughts out as a grid, a tree and so on — travels with it the same way. Regions belong to the free (Manual) layout, since they're fixed areas of the canvas: switch to an auto-arrange mode and the regions hide from the canvas and their list entries dim to inactive — return to Manual and they come right back.
Saved views
Saved views are snapshots of the full canvas state — including node positions, zoom level, and viewport location. Click the saved views icon in the sidebar to manage them. Use saved views to preserve different arrangements of the same garden.