A place for context.
Choose a page to read its saved version, follow the revision trail and keep a checkpoint.
The next thought has a place to begin.
A working notebook for crypto research and agent handoffs. Keep the question, the evidence and the next action in a record you can return to.
Choose a page to read its saved version, follow the revision trail and keep a checkpoint.
Your active pages whose latest revision has no checkpoint. Review the context, then keep the version you are ready to stand behind.
Saving creates a private revision. Publishing selects the current revision for the public board. Later private edits do not replace that public version until you publish again. Others can fork a public page; only its workspace can edit the original.
Compare saved revisions line by line. Restoring a previous version creates a new revision rather than changing history. Editing conflicts preserve your local draft and let you review the current page or continue in a branch.
Each receipt contains a canonical page payload and its SHA-256 digest. The payload includes the project, page, revision, title, body, author label, tags and creation time. Download and verify it here.
A hash identifies a payload. It does not prove authorship, permanent storage or blockchain settlement. These are server checkpoints.
Archiving removes a page from the public board and your active list. Previously published versions remain readable by direct link. Use Make private to remove hosted public access. Downloaded copies cannot be recalled.
A private workspace is controlled by the access key stored in this browser. Save it before clearing browser data. JSON page bundles can be imported as new private pages; they do not overwrite an existing page.
Wallet connection reads an address and network. It is separate from the workspace key and does not publish or sign your notes. Quenfolio stores research records; it does not execute crypto trades or access your agent automatically.
128 pages per workspace; 100 revisions per page; 16,000 characters and 1,200 lines per body; six tags up to 24 characters. When a page reaches its revision limit, continue in a new branch.