Pages & Notes
Docs and notes that stay connected to the work
Write linked pages, notes, and to-dos in one calm workspace — with an outline, backlinks to boards and cards, per-page visibility, and a verified-reference flag for the pages your team relies on.
The basics
What is a page in Kanvly?
A page is a single writing surface — a title, an icon, an outline built from your headings, and blocks of text and to-dos. It can be a quick note or a long brief; the outline keeps long pages navigable.
Because a page can link to a board, a card, or another page, it stops being a dead document and becomes context that points back at the work.
FIG 01 — Title, outline, blocks, to-dos.
Linked context
Every page knows where it belongs
A Kanvly page can link to a board, a card, or another page, and those links show up as backlinks on both ends — so opening a brief reveals what it drives, and opening a board reveals the context behind it.
Linked context
Trust & access
Mark the pages the team can trust
Visibility and trust are set per page — private to you, visible to the workspace, or public via a share link — and you can mark the reliable ones as verified references it respects who's in the workspace.
Page status
AI-assisted writing
Draft the page, then let it tidy itself
Kanvly AI can draft a page from a prompt, add to-dos and checklists, and summarize or review what's there — it proposes changes you approve, so you stay in control of every edit.
In practice
Start from a page that already knows the shape
Pick a starting structure instead of a blank page — Kanvly ships note templates for wikis, meeting notes, PRDs, research, and daily to-dos. Browse the template gallery.
Team wiki
A small connected wiki, page by page.
Meeting notes
Decisions, owners, and follow-ups.
Product requirements
Scope, UX, and rollout headings.
Frequently asked questions about pages and notes
What teams ask before they move their docs into the workspace.
Your team deserves a workspace that gets out of the way.
Create a workspace where notes, boards, calendar planning, and Kanvly AI all understand the same projects, deadlines, and context.
Free to start. Paid plans add larger limits, included seats, sharing, comments, due dates, and more AI usage.