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Configuration

Notey stores its settings as TOML in a per-user config file. Most options are editable from Settings (Ctrl+,); advanced users can edit the file directly.

Where the config lives

Platform Path
Linux $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/notey/config.toml (usually ~/.config/notey/config.toml)
macOS ~/Library/Application Support/notey/config.toml
Windows %APPDATA%\notey\config.toml

Your notes database is stored separately in the platform data directory (e.g. ~/.local/share/notey/notey.db on Linux).

Options

The file is divided into sections. All keys have sensible defaults, so a missing key or section falls back to the shipped value.

[general]
theme = "system"        # "system" | "dark" | "light"  (default: system)
layoutMode = "floating" # "floating" | "halfScreen" | "fullScreen" (default: floating)
autoStart = false       # launch Notey on login (default: false)

[editor]
fontSize = 14           # editor font size in px (default: 14)
fontFamily = "mono"     # "mono" | "sans" (default: mono)

[hotkey]
globalShortcut = "Ctrl+Shift+N"  # global capture hotkey (macOS default: Cmd+Shift+N)

[shortcuts]
commandPalette = "Ctrl+P"
search = "Ctrl+F"
newNote = "Ctrl+N"
toggleNoteList = "Ctrl+B"
toggleTheme = "Ctrl+Shift+T"
closeTab = "Ctrl+W"

[trash]
retentionDays = 30      # days a trashed note is kept before auto-purge (default: 30)

Notes on values

  • themesystem follows your OS appearance until you pick dark or light; an explicit choice persists across restarts.
  • globalShortcut / [shortcuts] — canonical form is [Ctrl|Cmd]+[Shift]+[Alt]+KEY where KEY is a letter or number. The in-app shortcuts treat Ctrl and Cmd interchangeably and display on macOS.
  • retentionDays — trashed notes older than this are purged automatically on startup.

Settings changed in the UI are written back to this file. If you edit the file by hand, restart Notey to be sure changes are picked up cleanly.