Use Plicine
These pages are for everyone. Nothing in them needs a terminal, any code or a look inside a file: they're about what's on your screen and what happens when you click it.
Where a subject has a technical side, the page says so in one line at its foot and points to Under the hood. You never need to follow it.
| Page | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Getting started | Get the app, open a folder, write a page and send it as a PDF, in about ten minutes |
| Finding your way around | The sidebar, folders, search, and what the buttons along the top do |
| Writing and editing | Text, tables, pictures, undo, and what happens when two people change the same page |
| Blocks | The parts of a page that are more than text: how to add one and how to change it, and a page for each block that comes with Plicine |
| Why a block asks before it runs | What the panel above a document is asking you, and what your answer means |
| Templates | Documents with blanks to fill in, such as a letter or an agreement |
| Exporting PDFs | Pages, covers, the page size and what to do when a PDF looks wrong |
| Sharing a folder | Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and iCloud, and what each person sees |
| Settings | The few settings that apply to every document in a folder |
| Working with an AI agent | Asking an agent such as Claude Code to change a document while you look at it |