Long-form writing, beside the references
Wovea has a real editor, not a note field. It lives on the same board as the material it draws from — so the research and the writing stop being in two different applications.
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Start a document on a board
A document is a card like any other. It sits on the canvas next to the images and notes it came from, and opens into a full-width writing surface when you want to work on it.
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Write with real tools
Headings, lists, quotes, code, highlights, links, alignment and horizontal rules — the formatting you'd expect from a word processor, not the handful of options a notes field gives you.
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Notice it goes light
The editor is the one light-on-white surface in an otherwise dark app. That's deliberate: long reading and long writing are easier on paper-like contrast, even when everything around them is dark.
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Paste from Google Docs
Paste straight in and the formatting survives the trip — headings, bold, links and lists all arrive intact, without the usual strip-and-rebuild.
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Put media inline
Drop images and video directly into the document, pull them across from the board, or paste a link. Media sits in the flow and holds its place as you write around it.
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Forget about saving
Every change is written as you type, with a quiet "Saved" in the footer. There's no save button, and nothing to lose by closing the tab.
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Let the board inform the draft
Because the document lives on a board, AI writing help draws on what's around it — ask it to draft from your research, continue a paragraph, or rewrite a passage in a different register.
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Write it together
Two people can edit the same document at once, seeing each other's changes as they happen. It's on for every plan, with no separate collaboration tier.
Where to go from here
Quick answers
All questions →A word-processor-grade editor built for depth — headings, lists, quotes, code, highlights and inline media. It's the one light-on-white surface in an otherwise-dark app, designed to feel like a clean page.
Yes — paste straight from Google Docs and your formatting survives the trip. Headings, bold, links and lists all come across without the usual cleanup.
Drop images and video directly into the document, pull them in from a board, or paste a link. Media sits inline and keeps its place as you write around it.
Constantly. Every change is saved as you type — you'll see a quiet “Saved” in the footer. There's no save button to remember.
Write something on a board
It's free to start. Gather the references first, then open a document beside them and see how much less tab-switching there is.
Start a boardLast updated August 2026 · Gather, shape, publish.