A complete reference of keyboard shortcuts in FoldNotes. On iPad with a hardware keyboard, most editing and formatting shortcuts are available. On iPhone, use the keyboard toolbar and menus.
Copy (Cmd+C) and Cut (Cmd+X) are fold‑aware: they include any
folded sections inside the selection. So Cmd+A then Cmd+C copies the
entire note — folded content and all — without you having to unfold first.
On the Mac, type the Markdown prefix directly — - for a list item,
1. for an ordered list, - [ ] for a task, > for a quote — or use
the / command palette. (Cmd+Shift+T opens the table editor and
Cmd+Shift+O opens a collection on macOS, so the block-type chords are
iOS-only.)
On macOS and iPad with a hardware keyboard, every fold command has its own shortcut. On iPhone, the same commands are available in the Fold submenu of the editor's … menu (no shortcuts required).
Shortcut
Action
macOS
iOS
Cmd+L
Toggle fold at cursor
Cmd+Shift+K
Fold All sections
Cmd+Shift+L
Unfold All sections
Cmd+Option+1
Fold to Level 1 (#)
Cmd+Option+Shift+1
Unfold # headings
Cmd+Option+2
Fold to Level 2 (##)
Cmd+Option+Shift+2
Unfold ## headings
Cmd+Option+3
Fold to Level 3 (###)
Cmd+Option+Shift+3
Unfold ### headings
Cmd+Option+4
Fold to Level 4 (####)
Cmd+Option+Shift+4
Unfold #### headings
Cmd+Option+5
Fold to Level 5 (#####)
Cmd+Option+Shift+5
Unfold ##### headings
Cmd+Option+6
Fold to Level 6 (######)
Cmd+Option+Shift+6
Unfold ###### headings
Ctrl+Cmd+H
Hoist / Unhoist heading
On iPhone, tap ⌄ next to a heading to fold and ↘ to hoist. Both icons live in the right gutter alongside the drag handle.
Command Palette (after whitespace or at line start)
Row Attributes (⌥⌘A) is scoped to Bike files
This opens the Row Attributes editor for setting a row's priority, due
date, or custom attributes, and works only while you're editing a
Bike file — it does nothing in an ordinary
note. On a task line you can also just type /; on any other row, type /
and choose Row Attributes…. (On iOS the shortcut needs a hardware
keyboard.) Note this is a different key from Bike's own row‑attributes panel,
which is ⌘⇧A.
Type / after whitespace or at the start of a line to open the command palette — a context-aware menu for inserting formatting, dates, links, and task metadata. See Editor Commands for the full list of available commands and how the palette behaves.