A notebook within reach.

Make reading comfortable

Writing size

Adjust the editor’s typography and reading width in Settings. Use system text and zoom settings where supported by your device.

Six themes

Choose warm light, paper, coastal, rose, forest dark, or midnight colors. Pick the contrast that works best for you.

Native editing

Cub uses the platform’s text controls for selection, undo, spellcheck, and input methods. Markdown source mode keeps the underlying text available.

Navigation

Notes, tags, tasks, outline, and backlinks provide multiple routes through the notebook. Controls expose labels and state to assistive technology.

A few useful shortcuts

On Mac, use the menu bar to discover the shortcuts available in the current window.

New note

Command N

Library search

Shift Command F

Focus the editor

Control Command E

Markdown source

Control Command M

Toggle sidebar

Option Command 1

Toggle note list

Option Command 2

With an iPhone or iPad hardware keyboard, Command 1 opens Notes and Command 2 opens Browse. System controls provide normal cancel, back, and text-editing behavior.

What has been reviewed

Prior Mac and iPhone/iPad Simulator checks exercised VoiceOver labels, keyboard navigation, common editor tasks, Settings, and larger-text layouts. Those checks led to fixes for focus, labels, contrast, and clipping.

We have not completed physical iPad testing. Coverage of a particular screen or release does not establish every workflow on every device. App Store accessibility feature claims remain subject to the current candidate’s common-task review.

VoiceOver, Voice Control, keyboard support, text scaling, contrast, and reduced motion are assessed separately. We do not treat one as proof of the others.

Tell us about a barrier

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