Does Harbor support templates?

Yes. Build a template once, then apply it whenever you create a new note.

Templates are made in the same editor you write notes in, so anything the editor can do, a template can hold: headings, checklists, tables (colored ones included), highlights, code blocks — whatever structure you repeat. Some that earn their keep quickly:

• Meeting notes — attendees, agenda, decisions, action items.
• Weekly review — the same questions every Friday.
• Trip packing — one checklist you never rebuild from scratch.
• Recipe or book notes — a consistent shape makes them easier to scan later.

To be straight about availability: templates are in the web and Mac apps today. Notes created from a template sync everywhere like any other note, so you can start from a template at your desk and finish on your phone.

If you’re coming from Evernote, this replaces its templates feature — except you build your own directly in the editor rather than browsing a gallery.

One neighboring feature worth knowing about: if what you actually repeat is a to-do rather than a document, Harbor’s tasks support real recurrence — a task can come back every week on its own, no template needed.