Search for notes
On desktop
Type the phrase you want to find into the search box at the top of the UpNote window.
Alternatively, you can press Cmd+G (Mac) or Ctrl+G (Windows) to quickly open the search box.

You can toggle between searching in All Notes or only in the current notebook.
If you are using another app, press Cmd+Option+G (Mac) / Ctrl+Alt+G (Windows) to open UpNote’s search from anywhere.
On mobile
Tap the search icon
in the upper right corner of your notes list screen.
Type the phrase you want to search in the search box
You can select if you want to search in the current notebook/folder/tag or in All Notes
Save a search (Desktop)
After performing a search, click the save button in the search results.
The saved search will appear in the sidebar under the “All Notes” section for quick access later.
Search for the exact phrase
To find notes containing an exact phrase, wrap the phrase in double quotation marks.
Example:
"UpNote features"
will return only notes containing that exact phrase.
Search for tags
Type
#
followed by the tag name to search notes with that tag.Search multiple tags: Type multiple
#tags
in the search box; UpNote will show notes containing all specified tags. You can also save this search to stick it in the sidebar for quick access later.

Search in title only
By default, UpNote searches through both note titles and content.
To limit results to titles only:
Open the Search options/settings in the search bar.
Select “Search in title only.”

Search for notes in locked notebooks
By default, UpNote does not include notes from locked notebooks in search results to protect your privacy.
To include them:
Click the Search option/settings in the search bar.
Select “Search in locked notes.”
Enter your lock password/passcode when prompted to enable the option.
Match Word
By default, UpNote search will return results containing partial matches of your keyword.
If you want to find results that match the whole word exactly, enable the “Match word” option in the Search settings.
Example: searching for
note
with Match word on will return only “note,” not “notebook.”

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