An outline that computes.
Linzot is a tree-structured document editor where formulas and structured fields live directly inside the line you're writing — not in a sidebar, not in a separate table.
Fields live inside the line — no separate table or property panel.
Familiar starting points
It's an outline
Parent and child lines, collapse and expand, moving through a hierarchy — if you've used Workflowy or Roam, you already know how to move around.
It's rich text
Write in short line-based units with normal formatting, links, and emphasis. It feels like writing, not like filling out a form.
It has formulas
TODAY, IF, CONCAT, and relative references like PREV and PARENT work the way spreadsheet formulas already do.
One thing that's different
Most tools keep structure outside the sentence — columns beside the row, properties in a side panel, fields in a metadata section. In Linzot, the field appears in the flow of the line itself, and the tree comes first: structure emerges from what you write instead of being imposed before you write it.
No side panel
Structured fields sit inside the sentence, not beside it.
Tree, not table
You write an outline first; schema emerges from repeated fields.
Sibling-aware formulas
References like PREV and PARENT work relative to a line's place in the tree.
Linzot is invite-only right now.
We're testing with a small group before opening up more broadly. Tell us a bit about what you'd use it for and we'll follow up.