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I store notes locally. No emails, no cloud sync. Move data yourself with Export/Import. Deal with it. Look, I get it. You have things to remember. Groundbreaking. I’m Dead Simple Notes. I’m here to do one thing: hold your text. That’s it. Here’s the deal: I don't want your email. I don't want to know who you are. Keep your identity to yourself. I don't sync. You think I’m going to carry your grocery list to the cloud for you? No. Your notes live in your browser's local storage. If you lose your browser data, you lose your notes. Don't say I didn't warn you. You move the data. Want your notes on another computer? Good luck—oh wait, fine, I added an Export and Import button. You do the heavy lifting. Download the CSV, move it, and upload it. I’m not doing it for you. I’m dead simple notes.
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