Structured writing works better when the source still reads like a document instead of an implementation detail. Semnote is being built around that baseline.
What it is for
Semnote aims to give one place for drafting, structuring, and publishing documents without trapping the file in a private format. The current scaffold focuses on the public reading surface and a first writer route, not a finished editor.
What matters here
- Files stay readable outside the app.
- Structure is explicit enough to reuse later.
- Documentation and product pages come from the same content pipeline.
- Light and dark themes are both first-class, but the reading surface stays calm.
Current scope
This build includes a content-driven site, a search route, an RSS feed, and a minimal Solid writer stub. It does not claim collaborative editing, syncing, or native SEML authoring yet.
Next surface
Use the seeded routes to inspect how the same content model handles articles, docs, pricing, legal text, and the search index.