Write notes in your browser with auto-save. Everything is stored locally in your browser's localStorage — never uploaded, never tracked. Download as a .txt file when you're done.
An online notepad is a quick scratchpad without the overhead of a full app. Auto-save means you don't lose work; localStorage means your notes are private to your browser; download means you can move them somewhere persistent when ready.
Type into the textarea. Notes auto-save to localStorage every 600 ms after you stop typing — a green check shows when saved. Click Download .txt to save a local file. Click Clear All to reset.
Use it for quick notes during research, for drafting emails before composing them in your mail client, for shopping lists, for to-do items you'll later move to a real task manager, and as a temporary scratchpad during coding or design work.
localStorage is per-browser — notes don't sync across devices. For cross-device sync use Google Keep, Apple Notes, or Notion. Each visit to this URL accesses the same notes. Clearing browser storage erases your notes.
No — only stored in your browser's localStorage.
Yes. Download .txt periodically if you want a permanent backup.
Not directly. Email yourself the .txt download or copy-paste into a sync'd notes app.
Explore more writing utilities on the tool hub — or jump straight to the Online Text Editor, Word Combiner, Morse Code Translator.