Featured Plugins

Five to install first: file search, quick links, screenshots, notes and mail.

The five under "Featured" in the marketplace. All of them are the kind you reach for daily and get value from immediately.

Once installed, their capabilities belong to both you and Otta — use them yourself, or have Otta call them.

File Search

Search your workspace and any folders you nominate by file name. Local index, no network.

Getting started

Features

Chinese file names can be searched by pinyin — either full spelling or initials
Filter by type along the top: folders, images, text, documents, video, audio
It searches the whole workspace by default; add other local folders in the plugin's settings
It indexes file names only, never file contents
Just added a folder and results look incomplete? Run "File Index" to rebuild

Turn frequently used URLs, files and folders into searchable commands.

Getting started

Features

A link can have several aliases, so any of the words you might think of will find it
Three ways to open: browser tab, standalone window (with a size you set), or the system file manager
Dynamic links: put {args} in the URL and whatever you type gets substituted. Handy for a "search GitHub" entry
Import Chrome / Edge bookmarks in one click
With the browser extension installed, it can also find and switch to already-open tabs

Capture, annotate, pin and pick colours — a small set of screen tools you reach for constantly.

Getting started

Features

While selecting, it detects the window under your cursor — one click grabs the whole window, no need to line up edges
Six annotation tools: rectangle, ellipse, arrow, pen, mosaic, text
Pinning is its most distinctive feature — the capture stays on top of everything, draggable and zoomable. Excellent when working against a reference
A pinned capture can also have its text recognised, after which you can select and copy it like text on a web page
Alt + P is the colour picker: a magnifier follows the cursor, one click copies the value to the clipboard

WYSIWYG Markdown notes, plus an always-on-top scratch window.

Getting started

Features

You write rich text, and only the line the cursor is on reveals its Markdown source — no toggling between edit and preview
Tables, task lists, code blocks, maths, Mermaid diagrams, [[wiki links]] and #tags all supported
The scratch window stays on top, so a passing thought does not interrupt what you are doing
Every note is an ordinary .md file under Documents in your workspace. No proprietary format
Otta can search your notes, including semantic search — you can find something without remembering the wording

Read, search and write mail inside Solazah instead of switching to a browser.

Getting started

Type "Mail" in the search box
Add an account — picking Gmail / Outlook / QQ / 163 / iCloud fills in the servers, or configure IMAP and SMTP yourself
Hit "test connection" before saving to confirm both directions work

Features

Most providers reject a plain login password. Enable IMAP/SMTP on the provider's site, generate an app password, and use that
Passwords are encrypted at OS level on your machine and are never synced or uploaded. A new device means signing in again
Mail travels between your device and your provider only; it does not pass through our servers
Otta can list, read, search and send mail — and can write a draft without sending, leaving the send button to you