# Get started

Your account, your first page and your team. Start here if you are new to NoteMaker.

![The NoteMaker workspace with the icon rail, the Pages panel and an open page](https://thenotemaker.com/help/welcome.webp)

## In this section

-   [👋 Welcome to NoteMaker](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/welcome-to-notemaker): where everything is on the screen.
-   [🏠 Create your account and workspace](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/create-your-account-and-workspace): sign up, start a trial and create a workspace.
-   [📝 Write your first page](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/write-your-first-page): create a page and start writing.
-   [👥 Invite your team](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/invite-your-team): add people and choose their role.
-   [🔎 Find anything with search](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/find-anything-with-search): search pages, boards, forms and sheets, and run commands.
-   [📱 Use NoteMaker on your phone](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/use-notemaker-on-your-phone): install the app and find your way around a small screen.
-   [🔐 Your account and security](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/get-started/your-account-and-security): your profile, password, sign-in methods and two-factor.

## Call NoteMaker from code

Everything you do in NoteMaker is also available to your own scripts and to AI tools. Create a token in **Settings → MCP & API**, then make your first call:

```bash
export NOTEMAKER_URL="https://app.thenotemaker.com/api/mcp/your-workspace"
export NOTEMAKER_TOKEN="nm_YOUR_TOKEN"

curl -s -X POST "$NOTEMAKER_URL" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $NOTEMAKER_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"workspace","arguments":{"action":"get"}}}'
```

The answer starts with your workspace's name, your role and a list of its collections and forms. The [⚡ API quickstart](https://docs.wrightdesk.com/build-with-the-api/api-quickstart) continues from here with creating a page, and with JavaScript and Python versions.