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Keyboard shortcut catalog

Use ⌘ on macOS and Ctrl on Windows/Linux. Custom shortcuts can be changed under Settings → Shortcuts.

about 3 min Updated October 13, 2026

Global (navigation)

1

Open command palette

⌘+K

Quick search plus command execution from anywhere. Find tasks, pages, and database records in one box.

NOTEInside the editor, ⌘K inserts a link instead — the palette only opens outside editor areas.
2

Quick search

⌘+P

Opens the same command palette (search) as ⌘K.

3

Desktop global shortcut

⌘+⇧+K

Desktop app (Tauri) only. Brings the Tabple window forward and opens the palette even when another app has focus. In the same way, ⌘⇧P (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows) creates a new wiki page.

4

Next / previous tab

⌘+⌥+→

Moves between tabs while the Wiki tab bar is open.

NOTEPrevious tab = ⌘⌥←.
5

Close current tab

⌘+⌥+W

Closes only the current tab in the Wiki tab bar.

6

Find (in page)

⌘+F

Opens the find panel inside the body of a Wiki page.

7

Find and replace

⌘+H

Opens the replace field in the same panel.

8

Open settings

⌘+,

Jumps to the settings page from anywhere.

9

Toggle focus mode

⌘+\

Fades out the sidebars so you can focus on the content. Press again to bring them back.

Pages (Wiki)

1

New page

⌘+⇧+N

Creates an empty page in the current project's Wiki and opens it in edit mode.

2

Save page

⌘+S

Explicitly saves the current Wiki page or memo. Autosave normally handles this, so it is a backstop.

3

Quick add task

⌘+⇧+T

Opens a modal anywhere to create a task. Type something like "meeting tomorrow at 3" in the title and the date and time are filled in, or set them yourself on the time chip.

NOTEEnter = add and close, ⌘+Enter = add and keep going.
4

Move a page in the Wiki tree

⌥+↑

Put focus on a page row in the sidebar tree and press ⌥↑ / ⌥↓ to move it up or down within the same level. On macOS, ⌥→ moves it into the item above, and ⌥← moves it out one level.

NOTEOn Windows and Linux, Alt+←/→ is the browser's Back and Forward, so those two aren't bound. The same moves are in the row's ⋯ menu. When there is nowhere to move, the key passes through untouched.

Calendar

1

Switch day / week / month view

D

D / W / M, or the number keys 1 / 2 / 3.

NOTEW = week, M = month. 1, 2, and 3 do the same thing. They also work with the Korean keyboard layout active, as ㅇ / ㅈ / ㅡ.
2

Go to today

T

Jumps to the current date.

3

Previous / next

←+→

Moves by the current view's unit (day, week, or month).

4

Refresh

R

Loads the tasks and events in the visible range again.

Project board

1

Switch view — kanban / list / timeline / calendar / Eisenhower

1

Switch instantly between the five project board views with the number keys.

NOTE2 = list, 3 = timeline, 4 = calendar, 5 = Eisenhower (priority 2×2).

Editor

1

Bold

⌘+B

Bolds the selected text.

2

Italic

⌘+I

Italicizes the selected text.

3

Inline code

⌘+E

Wraps the selected text in a monospace code mark.

4

Undo / redo

⌘+Z

Undo and redo within the editor's history.

NOTERedo = ⌘⇧Z.
5

Link (editor only)

⌘+K

Inside the editor, ⌘K opens the link input popover — it branches by context from the ⌘K that opens the command palette elsewhere.

6

Strikethrough

⌘+⇧+X

Strikes through the selection.

7

List / numbered list / checklist

⌘+⇧+8

Turns the current line into a list block.

NOTENumbered list = ⌘⇧7, checklist = ⌘⇧9.
8

Quote

⌘+⇧+B

Turns the current paragraph into a quote block.

9

Multi-cursor — next matching text

⌘+D

VS Code style. Selects each occurrence of the same word so you can edit them together.

NOTEThis is the MultiCursorExtension's own shortcut — separate from the custom shortcuts on the settings page.
10

Multi-cursor — click to add

⌥+Click

Alt (option) + click to drop an extra cursor anywhere.

Notification hub (preview)

1

Next / previous item

J

Moves between items in the list.

NOTEK = previous; ↑↓ works too.
2

Open preview

Enter

Previews the selected item in the side panel.

3

Open the original page

O

Goes to the source route instead of the preview.

Custom shortcuts

  • Conflict detection — you get an immediate warning if another command already uses the combination
  • Capture mode — click the input field and press the keys you want
  • Reset to default — per command or all at once
  • Desktop global shortcuts only appear in the desktop app

Settings → Shortcuts lets you change the key combination for any command. Search in the explorer below, or use "Find by keypress" to press a real combination and see which command owns it.

Explore

  • Open command paletteCtrl+K
  • Quick searchCtrl+P
  • Next tabCtrl+Alt+→
  • Previous tabCtrl+Alt+←
  • Close current tabCtrl+Alt+W

Page

  • New pageCtrl+Shift+N
  • Save pageCtrl+S
  • Quick add taskCtrl+Shift+Y

Editor

  • BoldCtrl+B
  • ItalicCtrl+I
  • Inline codeCtrl+E
  • UndoCtrl+Z
  • RedoCtrl+Shift+Z

System

  • Open settingsCtrl+,
  • Toggle focus modeCtrl+\

Tip — how custom bindings behave

  • While a Korean IME is composing, letter combinations like ⌘B can be swallowed by the IME, so a secondary binding such as mod+\ is safer
  • Shortcuts still work with Caps Lock on
  • Tabple does not intercept browser shortcuts (⌘W, ⌘T, and so on) — closing a tab always works
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