Multi-tab notepad with Markdown preview, find & replace, auto-save. No account needed.
This isn't just a text box — it's a full-featured writing environment that lives in your browser. Multiple tabs let you organize different notes (meeting notes, drafts, to-do lists, code snippets) without switching windows. The built-in Markdown renderer turns plain text into formatted documents with headers, bold, italic, code blocks, lists, and blockquotes. Find & Replace handles large documents efficiently. Real-time word, character, and line counts keep you informed while writing. Everything auto-saves to localStorage with zero network requests — your notes are completely private, never leave your device, and persist between sessions. Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+S to save, Ctrl+F to find, Tab to indent) make it feel like a native editor.
Yes — notes are saved to your browser's localStorage, which persists across browser restarts. They'll only be lost if you clear your browser data or use incognito/private mode. For important notes, use the download buttons to export backups.
Headers (# ## ###), bold (**text**), italic (*text*), strikethrough (~~text~~), inline code (`code`), code blocks (```), blockquotes (>), unordered lists (- item), links ([text](url)), images (), and horizontal rules (---).
Browsers typically allow 5-10MB per site in localStorage. That's roughly 2-5 million words of plain text — far more than most users need. If you're working with very large files, consider downloading periodically and clearing old tabs.
Yes: Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) opens Find & Replace, Ctrl+S force-saves, and Tab inserts a 4-space indent. The Markdown toolbar buttons also insert formatting around your selected text.
Completely. Zero data is transmitted — everything stays in your browser's localStorage on your device. There are no analytics on your note content, no cloud sync, no accounts. You can verify in your browser's Network tab: no requests are made while you type.