Note Creation Date
Android does not record when a file was created, and synced files lose that information anyway (see issue #392). To show a reliable creation date in the Notes List, store it in the filename or in the frontmatter.
If neither is present, the Notes List shows the file's Last Modified time.
Warning
After changing repository or template settings, tap Save in the lower-right corner or the change is lost.
Method 1: Date in the filename
Go to Repositories > Edit Repository and set Date Format to yyyyMMddHHmmss.
New notes are then named like 20261028143000.md, and the Notes List shows that date and time.
Method 2: Date in the frontmatter
Add date: $$yyyyMMddHHmmss$$ to the frontmatter of new notes. When the note is created, the variable is replaced with the current date and time. You can do this in either of two places.
In repository default text
Go to Repositories > Edit Repository and add this to Default Text (or add the date line to frontmatter that is already there):
---
date: $$yyyyMMddHHmmss$$
---
In a template
Go to Templates > Edit Template and include the date line in the template's frontmatter:
---
title: "$title$"
date: $$yyyyMMddHHmmss$$
tags:
---
# $title$
Note
If the template also includes $default-text$ and the repository default text already sets date, remove one of them to avoid a duplicate key.
Display format
To change how dates are shown in the Notes List, Gallery and Recycle Bin, go to Settings > Theme > Misc > App-Wide Date Format.