Tine Guide

• Tine Guide
  • Open this Guide beside your own graph when you want live examples without switching graphs.
  • Each page is read-only here. Use Copy the guide into your graph on any Guide page when you want an editable, interlinked sandbox under tine-guide/.
• Start
  • Welcome to Tine — tour the basics hands-on: bullets, tasks, rich text, links, and live block references.
  • Start/Where things are — map the main places: the page, the left sidebar, tabs, the right sidebar, and Settings and Help.
  • Start/Bring an existing graph — point Tine at your existing Logseq graph and learn what it reads and writes.
  • Project/Roadmap — try a few example tasks for your first steps.
• Workflows
  • Workflows/Keep context visible — park a source in the right sidebar, keep places in tabs and panes, and save the layout as a workspace.
  • Workflows/Structure repeated information — turn a small repeated outline into a table or board, then find and reuse its blocks before reaching for query syntax.
  • Workflows/Capture and plan your day — journal-first daily flow: tasks, priorities, dates, the agenda, and carrying leftovers forward.
  • Workflows/Find and revisit — jump back to anything with Ctrl+K, follow links and reference panels, and keep a search as an ordinary page.
  • Workflows/Research a document — bring in a PDF, highlight it, and tie the highlights into your notes beside the source.
  • Workflows/Extend Tine — install a plugin or theme, see exactly what authority it receives, and disable or remove it safely.
  • Features/Sheets — create grids, tables, boards, queries, and formulas over ordinary bullets.
  • Features/Formulas — build read-only computed columns with the visual formula editor.
  • Features/Quick capture — set up a global capture box (desktop) that files notes into your graph.
  • Features/PDF annotation — highlight PDFs and turn those highlights into linked note blocks.
• Feature reference
  • Features/Plugins — install capability-limited extensions and token themes, review what they request, and keep them under your control.
  • Features/Managed sync — understand the separate Testing only opt-in that can add operation-backed sync while keeping your Markdown/Org graph in place.
  • Features/Tips & shortcuts — learn Ctrl+K, slash commands, tabs, sidebars, focus mode, and daily shortcuts.
  • Reference/Files, external edits, and backups — learn what Tine writes where, and where snapshots, conflict copies, and the trash live.
  • Reference/Troubleshooting and recovery — follow numbered recovery steps for conflict banners, deleted pages, snapshots, sync copies, duplicate days, and bad starts.
  • Reference/Journals, tasks, and scheduling — map journal setup, task markers and priorities, scheduling dates, the agenda, time tracking, and repeating tasks.
  • Reference/Pages, links, references, and search — the exact rules for pages, links, tags, aliases, block references, reference panels, and every search surface.
  • Reference/Platforms and mobile — learn what changes on a narrow window versus on the Android app, and what ships on each platform today.
• Feature showcase
  • Feature showcase — inspect one live example of each supported Logseq rendering feature.
• Create one yourself
  • 1. Open one of the Guide pages above and follow its numbered steps.
  • 2. Use Copy the guide into your graph when you want an editable sandbox.
  • 3. Tine creates the real tine-guide/ namespace, rewrites guide links to that copy, and leaves existing copied pages untouched.
  • 4. What you should see: normal Logseq pages you can edit, delete, or keep as a reference.