Export & Folder Experience Improvements

Note Export

You can now export notes in multiple formats, including Markdown & CSV, HTML, and PDF. This makes it easier to share your work, create backups, or move content across different tools without losing structure.

The export system also gives you more control over what gets included. You can choose to export the entire page or exclude files and images depending on your needs. In addition, notes that contain linked subpages using [[...]] are now recognized during export. You can choose to include these subnotes, and if enabled, Conception can automatically organize them into folders, preserving the structure of your content outside the app.

Folder Page Improvements

We’ve made several improvements to how folders behave, especially when it comes to organizing and interacting with content.

Rearranging items inside a folder is now much more intuitive. You can drag and drop notes, chats, and subfolders directly within the folder page, similar to how it works in the sidebar. Any changes you make are instantly reflected across the workspace, ensuring that the folder view and sidebar stay in sync.

We’ve also fixed an issue in gallery view where dragging an item would accidentally select its internal content. Interactions are now more precise, so dragging behaves as expected without interfering with the content inside notes or chats.

Another important improvement is the introduction of a consistent structure within folders. Content is now always organized in a defined order, with folders appearing first, followed by notes, and then chats. When new items are created, they automatically follow this structure instead of being appended arbitrarily. This resolves earlier inconsistencies where new folders or notes would appear in unexpected positions.

Cover Image Fix

We’ve resolved an issue where updating cover images was failing in some cases. Cover images should now update reliably across notes.

Behind the Scenes

This update also includes several internal improvements to ordering logic, drag-and-drop behavior, and synchronization between different parts of the interface. These changes lay the groundwork for a more consistent and scalable workspace experience as new features are introduced.