Notes

Park links for later

Q: Why is the parking lot gone in Hyperfocus?

Hyperfocus hides Notes, and the parking lot with it, so no new rabbit hole opens while you focus.

Q: Why does the address look different from what I pasted?

Zeitlicht removes tracking parameters such as utm_source or fbclid and text markers such as #:~:text=. The rest stays as it was.

I want to …

… close tabs without losing their links, and find them again when they matter.

Before you start

The parking lot is yours alone. Nobody else in a workspace sees it, not even owners or admins, and it is the same in every workspace.
It works on every plan and for every role. Free holds up to 30 links; Pro and Ultra have no practical limit.

Here's how

Open Notes. Under Collection sits the row Parking lot with the subtitle Not now. Not never. The number on the right counts the links that are still lit. A small light next to it means a link fades within 3 days.
Tap the row. The parking lot opens. In the web app and in the iPhone, iPad, and Android app, a note at the top shows how to park from there. Its button or the cross (Close) ends it on this platform; the ⋯ menu keeps the same ways.
Paste a link into Paste a link and press Enter, or tap the return arrow at the end of the field. The message says Parked; Undo takes it back. Addresses that start with www. work too.
To park many links at once, open ⋯ at the top and choose Paste links, or paste text with several links into the field. Paste any text with links: a list of tabs, Markdown, or a message. The sheet shows how many it found, for example 120 links found, which of them are parked already, and what does not fit. Tap Park all. Up to 500 links go in one go; paste the rest afterwards.
On Free, the count against the limit sits above the field, for example 12/30. When the lot is full, a hint offers Upgrade and Let go of all faded.
Each link shows its title, its host, and when you parked it. Below it a light line burns down over 30 days.
Tap a link to open it. On a phone it opens in the in-app browser, so no new browser tab piles up.
Swipe a link to the right to Keep it: it is lit for another 30 days. Swipe it to the left to Let go. Both offer Undo.
On a phone, press and hold a link for its menu; on desktop, click its three dots. The menu has Do it, Attach …, Keep, Let go, Copy link, and on phones Open in browser. Attach … hangs the link on an existing task or note; see "Attach a parked link to a task or note".
After 30 days a link fades and moves under Faded. Faded links are gone for good 30 days later. Let go all next to that header clears them at once, and the ⋯ menu at the top offers the same as Let go of all faded.
Parking a link that is already there adds no twin. It lights up again instead: Already parked. Lit again.
Tap the magnifier at the top to search titles and hosts.
Tap the shuffle icon (Random) at the top to go through your links one at a time, with Do it, Keep, and Let go.

The result

Tabs can close. What you parked stays easy to find for 30 days and fades away on its own once it no longer matters.

Common questions

Why is the parking lot gone in Hyperfocus?

Hyperfocus hides Notes, and the parking lot with it, so no new rabbit hole opens while you focus.

Does Zeitlicht load the pages or their icons?

No. Titles come from what you paste or share. The letter in front of each link is the first letter of its host. No page is fetched.

Why does the address look different from what I pasted?

Zeitlicht removes tracking parameters such as utm_source or fbclid and text markers such as #:~:text=. The rest stays as it was.

What happens to my parking lot when I delete my account?

It is deleted with your account.

Why does nothing fit on Free?

Free holds up to 30 links, and faded ones count until they are gone. Let them go to make room, or switch to Pro.