Online Notepad
A notepad that remembers, without an account
Everything you type is saved to your own browser as you go. There is no sign-up, no sync and no server — which is the point. It is for the note you need for the next twenty minutes, or the draft you want to keep on this machine without emailing it to yourself.
What that means in practice
- Private — nothing leaves your device, so nobody can read it, including us.
- Per device — notes written on a laptop will not appear on your phone.
- Cleared with your browsing data — download anything you need to keep.
- Not saved at all in a private window — that storage is discarded when you close it.
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Free to use, no sign-up, works on any phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
In your own browser, in local storage on this device. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account, so nobody else can read them — including us.
Yes, on the same browser and device. They will not appear on your phone if you wrote them on a laptop, and clearing your browsing data deletes them. Download anything you cannot afford to lose.
No. A private window discards its storage when you close it, so the notes vanish with the window. That is the browser working as intended rather than a fault here.
Local storage is usually around five megabytes per site — roughly two thousand pages of plain text across all your notes. The tool warns you if you are approaching it rather than failing silently.
Yes. Download the current note as a .txt file, or copy everything to the clipboard. Do this before clearing your browser data, not after.