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The notepad you know, with what was missing: sheets, boards and hidden comments. Offline, and it collects nothing. Rock Block started with a simple question: why does Notepad, after all these decades, still feel good enough — but never complete? No login. No cloud. No forced sync. No one looking over your shoulder. Just a blank sheet, a blinking cursor, and the freedom to do whatever you want with it. What Rock Block has: - Sheets (tabs) to keep different notes apart - Bold, strikethrough and bullet lists - Floating boards inside a sheet, to set an idea apart - Hidden internal comments in the text (advanced feature) - Dark mode - Insert date and time with F5, just like Windows Notepad - Optional lock per sheet, with a confirmation code so nothing gets deleted by accident - Backup: export everything and import it back whenever you need - Everything saved locally in your browser — nothing ever leaves it On the outside, the same old face: simple, no frills. On the inside, it's yours.
Jul 29, 2026
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