Bower gives you a few ways to move, copy, and tidy up your workspace. None of them require you to open a note to act on it.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bowerlabs.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
The page tree
The left-hand panel is your page tree — a hierarchical view of all your notes and collections. It’s the main way to navigate and organise your workspace.Drag and drop
- Move a note — drag it from its current position to a new location in the tree. Drop it onto a collection to nest it inside.
- Move a collection — drag an entire collection (and everything inside it) to a new position.
Multi-select bulk actions
For moving, copying, or deleting multiple items at once:Select items
Click the checkboxes next to notes or collections to select them. In the table view, hold Shift and click to select all rows between two items.
The ⋮ menu
Every note and collection in the page tree has a ⋮ menu (the three-dot icon that appears on hover). This gives you per-item actions without needing to open the item first.| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Rename | Edit the note or collection title inline |
| Move to | Move to a different collection |
| Copy to | Duplicate to a collection |
| Add to collection | Associate with a collection |
| Delete | Move to trash (with confirmation) |
Undoing actions
When you move or copy items, a toast notification appears at the bottom of the screen with an Undo button. You have 5 seconds to undo the action before it’s finalised.Deletion and trash
When you delete a note or collection, it is moved to trash — not permanently removed. Trashed items remain available for 30 days, after which they are automatically and permanently deleted.- Deleting a collection moves all notes and sub-collections inside it to trash.
- Undo — a toast notification appears after every delete with an Undo button. Click it to restore the item immediately.
- Trash page — click Trash in the sidebar (near the bottom) to see all trashed items, restore them individually, or permanently delete them early.
- Restoring an orphan — if the original parent collection is also in trash, the restored item is placed at the workspace root.

