You might have heard of the
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'trick' for writing quick notes in your browser, but it's not perfect: most browsers will kill the
tab if it's in the
background for a while, deleting anything you wrote; you need to remember the awkward URL if you want to
use it on other machines; it pastes HTML by default; and so on!
QuickJots lets you jot down and auto-save any quick notes for
yourself whilst you're on your computer or phone. It supports both Markdown and simple
plain-text notes, and comes with a dark mode and complete privacy!
If you want to help improve QuickJots or get in touch with me, please raise an issue on GitHub, or send me an email.
- Auto-save Anything you type or paste is saved automatically for you to come back to whenever you want.
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Works offline
Jot down quick notes even when you're offline.
It's just a website too, so you can use it in any modern browser without needing extra extensions. -
Privacy
Anything you type stays only on your device. You can decide whenever you want to delete notes too.
QuickJots is open-source on GitHub if you want to see yourself. -
Markdown support
Useful if you want to keep referring back to something and see it in a pretty layout.
GitHub Flavoured Markdown is supported, so you can use features like tasklists — making it easy to track your progress in a quick to-do list.
You can also use emojis, insert clickable links, and so much more with Markdown! - Plain-text support If you don't want formatting with Markdown, you can use the plain-text editor instead.
- No registration needed
- Dark mode!