Blocks

Blocks provide the structural and narrative layer of a notebook, enabling you to organize ideas, explain insights, and present supporting information around your analysis. Unlike chart-based visuals, which focus on rendering data graphically, these blocks are designed to shape how information is written, arranged, and understood. They allow you to combine text, structure, and lightweight data elements into a cohesive flow that guides the reader from context to conclusion.

Whether you are documenting findings, outlining steps, or organizing complex content, these blocks make it possible to build clear, readable, and well-structured pages. They support both simple note-taking and more advanced scenarios where formatting, hierarchy, and layout play an important role in communication.

Content Blocks

Content Blocks are used to create the core narrative of a notebook. They include text, headings, tables, images, and embedded content, allowing you to write, format, and enhance information with styling and dynamic expressions.

List Blocks

List Blocks help organize information into structured sequences. With support for numbered, bulleted, and to-do lists, they are ideal for outlining steps, grouping related points, or tracking progress.

Quote Blocks

Quote Blocks highlight important information within the flow of content. Using blockquotes and callouts, they draw attention to key insights, notes, warnings, or supporting context.

Structure Blocks

Structure Blocks control how content is arranged on the page. Layouts and dividers allow you to break content into sections, create visual separation, and design more organized, readable compositions.

Data Blocks

Data Blocks provide a way to work with structured data directly within the notebook. They allow you to create and manage tables, making it easier to present, organize, and reference data alongside your narrative.