Writing Pages

Author wiki-style pages directly in the platform, with autosave, version history, and export.

Overview

A page is a document you write rather than upload. Pages support headings, lists, tables, task lists, callouts, images, attachments, mentions, and math — and, like folders, they can contain child documents, so a handbook page can own its own sections.

To create one:

1. Click New page in the page header, or New page in a folder's tree menu
2. Give it a name (you can also pick an emoji icon for it)
3. Start typing

The Editor

The editor is block-based. Start a new line and the placeholder tells you what to do: Type '/' for commands…

The Slash Menu

Type / anywhere to insert a block. Commands are grouped:

Group	Commands
Basic	Text, Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, Quote, Divider, Code block
Lists	Bullet list, Numbered list, Task list
Media	Image, Attachment, Video, Embed, Table
Advanced	Callout, Warning callout, Toggle, Emoji, Math formula, Mention, Link document

Keep typing after the / to filter the list.

Formatting

Select any text and a formatting bar appears: Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough, Inline code, Add link, Highlight, Text color, and Turn into for converting a block into a different one. Text alignment, subscript, and superscript are available too, and code blocks are syntax-highlighted.

Tables

Insert a table from the slash menu — it starts as a 3 × 3 grid with a header row. Click into it and a table toolbar offers: add or delete rows and columns, toggle the header row or header column, merge cells, split a cell, and delete the table. Columns can be resized by dragging.

Task Lists

Task list blocks give you checkboxes you can tick inline — useful for onboarding checklists and runbooks that people work through as they read.

Callouts

Two callout styles are available — a neutral Callout for asides and a Warning callout for things that must not be missed.

Images and Attachments

Insert an Image or Attachment from the slash menu, or simply drag a file into the page or paste it from the clipboard. Uploads show their progress inline and can be retried if they fail. An attachment block can be downloaded directly or opened in Documents.

Mentions and Document Links

Trigger	Inserts
@	A mention of a colleague
+	A link to another document in the hub
:	An emoji

Document links keep pages connected — a policy page can point at the contract it derives from without anyone hunting through the tree.

Math

The Math formula block renders mathematical notation, for formulas in finance, engineering, or compensation documentation.

Table of Contents

The Contents panel builds a live table of contents from your headings and scrolls the page when you click an entry. If a page has no headings yet, the panel tells you so.

Info Panel

The Info panel reports word count, character count, estimated read time, and when the page was last updated. A Full width toggle widens the writing area, and there is a switch to show invisible characters when whitespace matters.

Autosave

You never press Save. The editor saves as you type and shows its state next to the title:

Indicator	Meaning
Saving…	A save is in flight
Saved	Everything is stored
Offline — retrying	The connection dropped; your work is queued and will be sent
Save failed	The save could not be completed — use Retry

If you try to navigate away with unsaved changes, the editor warns you first.

If Someone Else Edited the Same Page

Should the page change elsewhere while you were writing, the editor tells you rather than silently overwriting anything, and offers two ways out:

• Reload latest — take the other version and discard your local changes
• Keep mine as copy — save your work as a separate copy so nothing is lost

Locking a Page

Use Lock to freeze a finished page. A locked page shows the banner "This page is locked — viewing only" and cannot be edited until someone unlocks it. This is the right tool for a signed policy or an approved process description.

Version History

Pages are snapshotted automatically as they are edited — by default no more often than every 10 minutes, so history stays readable. You can also force a snapshot at a meaningful moment with Save version now.

Open Version history to see the list. From there you can:

1. Select a version to preview it
2. Check that it is the one you want
3. Click Restore and confirm

Restoring is non-destructive: the current content is snapshotted first, so a restore can itself be undone. The confirmation says as much — "A new version will be created on top."

Duplicating and Moving

• Duplicate copies a page. Duplicate with children copies its whole subtree.
• Move… re-parents a page anywhere in the tree.

A duplicated page starts fresh: it is not part of AI knowledge and carries no review state, versions, or shares from the original.

Export

Action	Result
Copy as Markdown	Puts the page on your clipboard as Markdown
Export Markdown	Downloads the page as a .md file
Print / PDF	Opens the print dialog — choose "Save as PDF" there to get a PDF

Related Pages

• Documents Overview — the three kinds of item
• Organizing Documents — moving, archiving, and finding pages
• Sharing & Permissions — who can edit a page
• AI Knowledge — making a page answerable by the assistant
• Comments & Mentions — mentions elsewhere in Gauzy