Quick overview
- Everything in Numenon is an entry.
- Entries can represent:
- A page of text
- A structured data item (similar to a database record)
- A dynamic list of other entries
- There is no folder hierarchy—entries are linked dynamically instead.
What is an entry?
An entry is the core content unit in Numenon—similar to a note, record, or page.
Think of entries as rows in a spreadsheet or records in a database, where each entry represents a distinct piece of information. However, entries can themselves contain structured data, as well as dynamic lists, or any bit of information that needs to be stored and/or displayed.
Examples of Entries in Different Use Cases
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Movie Database
- Each film is an entry labeled "Film".
- Directors and actors can also be entries with their respective labels ("Director", "Actor").
- A movie entry can connect to its director and cast via relation fields.
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CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
- A client is an entry labeled "Person" and "Client".
- A contractor is an entry labeled "Person" and "Contractor".
- A project is an entry labeled "Project", linked to relevant clients and contractors.
Entries are highly flexible, allowing you to structure data in a way that suits your needs. You can also connect entries dynamically through relation fields and dynamic lists (explored in detail later).
Key Features of Entries
Title & Content
- Every entry has a title and a block editor for adding rich content, notes, or descriptions.
Fields
- Entries can store structured data using fields like text, numbers, dates, options, and more.
Labels
- Labels categorize entries, allowing for easy organization and retrieval.
- An entry can have multiple labels, making it versatile across different contexts.
Icons & Covers
- Each entry can have an icon (used as a thumbnail) and a cover image to make it visually distinctive.
Sidebar Placement
- Entries can be pinned to the sidebar for quick access, keeping important information at your fingertips.
Backlinks
- Numenon automatically tracks references to an entry from other entries, making it easy to navigate between connected information.
Entry Creation within Entries
- You can create new entries directly from within an entry, either via relation fields or using the block editor.
- This allows you to quickly add linked information without navigating away.
Version control
A new version of your entry is saved every ten minutes, thus allowing you to always trace your changes and restore previous versions if necessary.
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