# Write Your First Note Narafy is designed with tags at its core to help organize your notes effectively. While it's possible to create a note without tags, using tags from the start is the best way to keep your notes organized and easily searchable. ### Quick Note For those moments when you have a quick thought or a fleeting idea, use the Quick Note feature. This is a convenient place to jot down anything on the fly. You can always come back to these quick notes later to add the appropriate tags and further organize them into your existing stacks or categories.

You can also create a quick note at any time by pressing `Ctrl + Shift + N` on Windows or `Cmd + Shift + N` on Mac. ### Tagged Note When you have a more concrete idea or if you’re starting a project, first select the tags that best represent the content of your new note. This could be related to a specific project, topic, or type of information. Once your tags are selected, click 'New Note.' This process ensures that each note starts organized and remains interconnected with related entries, enhancing the structure and retrievability of your information. You can select Tags on the home screen and click 'New Note'

Alternatively, right click a tag and click 'New Note with Tag'.

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