Your notes are stored locally in the browser, using IndexedDB. They are not sent to our server by default. However, analytics and tracking tools may still collect usage data from the browser, depending on your consent and the configuration of the website.

The notes remain stored on your device until you clear browser data or delete them manually. In private/incognito mode, the browser usually removes them when the session closes.

This list contains draft versions that are saved automatically when the page loses focus, the active tab changes, or when a new note is created. These snapshots can be reloaded at any time.

This tab contains notes explicitly saved by clicking the "Save note" button. These entries are assigned a custom title and remain available for later reuse.

No. The service is designed to work without registration or login. Your notes are kept in the browser, not in a user account.

The app is intentionally focused on simplicity, speed, and privacy rather than full document editing features. There are other tools better suited for advanced formatting.

Private/incognito mode may work, but browser data is typically deleted when the session ends. This means saved and autosaved notes may not remain available after closing the private window.

This depends on the browser and the device storage available. In most browsers, there is no practical limit for a lightweight note-taking app, but the storage is still limited by the local browser environment.

Your notes are stored locally on your device and are not uploaded to our server by default. However, anyone with access to your device or browser profile could potentially read them. We also recommend protecting your browser with a password or device-level security.

Not yet. Currently, notes are stored locally in the browser and there is no built-in export or sync feature between devices. This may be added in the future.

The website may use analytics tools and cookies to understand usage patterns and improve the service. Their use depends on the active site configuration and consent settings.

You can remove notes from the browser storage by clearing site data in the browser settings or by deleting individual entries in the app where available. Note that this action cannot be undone.