Search
Search in Zorite is a trigram FTS5 index over the titles and content of your notes. It stays fast as your notes grow — about a tenth of a millisecond per keystroke at fifty thousand pages.
Type-aware results
Section titled “Type-aware results”Results aren’t just pages. They also surface the PDF and image files and the whiteboards referenced in your notes — so a search turns up the diagram you sketched and the PDF you annotated, not just pages.
Filtering
Section titled “Filtering”Narrow the results two ways:
- A prefix in the query —
pdf:,img:,wb:, orpage:— restricts to that one type. - A chip in the results pane — one per type, each showing a live count — toggles that type on or off.
| Prefix | Restricts to |
|---|---|
page: | Pages |
pdf: | PDF files |
img: | Images |
wb: | Whiteboards |
Find in page — and in the journal
Section titled “Find in page — and in the journal”Separate from global search, find in page (⌘F) searches the current
note — reading view or live editor — with every match highlighted, the active
one emphasized, and a running count; Enter / ⇧Enter step between matches.
On the Journal, ⌘F opens a floating find bar (like the PDF viewer’s)
that matches across every loaded day, scrolling the feed from match to
match. Esc closes either bar. PDFs keep their own ⌘F inside the viewer.