One window, one document
Every document opens in its own window, so Windows itself manages them. No projects, no workspaces, no tabs to manage.
Azunote
A small document-per-window text editor for Windows, built with WinUI 3. Each window owns one document.
Features
Section titled “Features”Part of your shell
azu opens files from the command line, waits for a window to close, and
reads or edits text in a pipeline. See the
command-line reference.
External tools
Run any program on the document or selection, then insert, replace, propose a change, or show problems from its output. See external tools.
Command palette
Ctrl+Shift+P searches every menu command, the other windows, and recent files.
Language modes
Highlighting for C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, JSON, XML, YAML, TOML, Markdown, PowerShell, and diffs, with folding and custom modes.
Plain-text settings
Settings, tools, and modes are TOML files, completed as you type and reloaded when they change. See settings.
License
Section titled “License”Azunote is licensed under the zlib license. It is built from Azunyan, a set of reusable text-editor components developed in the same repository.