How your notes are stored
Every note you write in this secure online notepad is saved to your own browser using the localStorage API. Nothing is uploaded to a server by default. If you close the tab, the notes remain on your device and reload the next time you visit.
This makes the notepad effectively a private browser notes app — sensitive content stays where you typed it.
Password protection
Each note can be locked with a password. The password is hashed with SHA-256 in your browser before storage; the plain text is never written to disk and never sent over the network. To unlock, you re-enter the password and the hash is compared locally.
What we do not collect
- We do not run user accounts.
- We do not transmit the text of your notes.
- We do not sell or rent any user data.
- We do not run third-party trackers inside the editor.
Backups and exports
You control your data. Use the export feature to download a JSON backup at any time, or download an individual note as a .txt file. To migrate to a new device, import the JSON backup there.
Browser permissions
The editor only requests the permissions it needs:
- Local storage — to save your notes between visits.
- Microphone — only when you explicitly use voice input.
- Clipboard — only when you click Copy or Paste.
Reporting a security issue
If you think you have found a vulnerability, please reach out via the contact page. We respond within two business days.