Cmd on Mac, Ctrl on Windows and Linux. The full list also lives in the app: open Settings and go to the Shortcuts tab, where every shortcut is grouped and drawn in your own platform's notation.
Everywhere
- Cmd Shift Space opens quick capture, once you switch it on
- Cmd N creates a note in the selected folder
- Cmd Shift N creates a folder
- Cmd K opens search
- Cmd , opens Settings
In the editor
- Cmd F finds text in the open note
- Cmd G and Shift Cmd G jump to the next and previous match
- Escape closes the find bar
- Markdown as you type:
#for headings,-for lists,>for quotes,**bold**and*italic*
In the lists
- Arrow keys move through the note list or folder list once that panel has focus
- Cmd Backspace on Mac, Delete on Windows and Linux, deletes the selected note
The one you did not expect
Cmd Option S opens a playable snake game. It is also offered while you wait for a long transcription to finish. This one is not productivity advice.
Changing one
Quick capture is the one row you can edit, because it is a global shortcut and has to fit around the other apps on your machine. Click the row, press the combination you want, and Grape warns you if it takes over a shortcut the app already answers to. The rest are fixed.
On mobile
Shortcuts are a desktop feature, though an iPad with a hardware keyboard gets the system level text editing shortcuts inside notes.