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A calm local scratchpad, one click from the toolbar. No accounts, no servers, no network requests. Quicknote is a fast, distraction-free scratchpad that lives in your toolbar. Click the icon, type, and it's saved — no sign-up, no sync setup, no cloud dependency to think about. WHAT IT DOES - Opens instantly from the toolbar for a new note that saves automatically as you type - Keeps a running list of your notes with instant search to find old ones fast - Lets you pin important notes so they stay put and are never swept up by auto-clear - Adjustable note text size (13px, 15px, or 17px) so the scratchpad fits how you read - Optional auto-clear for old, unpinned notes — never, or after 7, 30, or 90 days, checked each time you open Quicknote - Exports your notes to a Markdown (.md) or JSON (.json) file saved straight to your downloads folder - Quick keyboard flow: Cmd+Enter to save, Esc to clear a search, plus undo if you delete a note by mistake HOW IT WORKS Every note is written straight to your browser's local storage. There's no account to create and nothing to configure before you start typing — open the popup and go. A dedicated settings page lets you tune text size, set an auto-clear window for stale notes (pinned notes are always exempt), export your notes, or wipe everything from a clearly labeled danger zone with a confirmation step. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Quicknote requests exactly one permission — storage — and no host permissions at all. It makes no network requests of any kind: no accounts, no servers, no analytics. Your notes never leave the device they're written on, and the only copies that ever exist elsewhere are the export files you choose to save yourself.
Aug 2, 2026
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