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A scratchpad that lives in your toolbar. Click, type, done. Your notes save automatically. QuickNote is a private scratchpad that lives in your toolbar — not your New Tab page. Click the icon and a clean notepad appears, ready for typing. Nothing to set up, nothing to sign into, nothing watching over your shoulder. Whatever you write saves on its own as you go, straight to your own computer. Close the popup, switch tabs, restart your browser — it's still there waiting. No account. No analytics. No tracking. Your note never leaves your machine. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Truly private — your note is stored locally and never leaves your computer. No accounts, no servers, no analytics, no tracking. Ever. • Out of the way — it lives in your toolbar, so it never hijacks your New Tab page like other notepads do. • Instant — one click and you're typing. • Automatic saving — every keystroke is stored locally; a small dot shows "Saving" then "Saved." • Calm by design — a clean, paper-style notepad with a live word count and a one-click clear. PERFECT FOR • Pasting a link or snippet you need in a second. • Drafting a quick reply before you commit it. • Holding a phone number, address, or code while you switch tabs. • A running to-do you glance at all day. QuickNote does one thing and does it well. Open it, type, move on.
Jun 25, 2026
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