About MyNotes
A simple, fast place to keep your notes.
What it is
MyNotes is a notebook that lives in your browser. Sign in, write a note, it saves. Open it from any other browser signed into the same account.
It comes in two modes — Everyday (rich text: headings, lists, links, bold) and Software development (plain text in a monospace editor). Each mode keeps its own separate set of notes; switching only changes which set you see.
What people use it for
- Writers — drafts, daily writing, version history.
- Students — class notes that survive the semester and outlast a school email.
- Daily journaling — quiet pages, no streaks, no AI prompts.
- Meeting notes — searchable minutes with optional public share links for the room.
- Developers — every script gets its own append-only notebook via the REST API.
What it isn't
Not a wiki, not a task manager, not a second brain. No block editor, no nested databases, no plugins, no AI assistant. If you're weighing it against Notion or Obsidian, those pages spell out the trade-offs.
What's inside
- Rich-text editor in Everyday mode; monospace plain-text editor in Software development mode.
- Autosave — edits persist while you type.
- Folders to organise notes (up to 100 per account).
- Pin notes; search every title and word; sort by most recent, name, or size.
- If you delete a note, you can get it back for 30 days. After that, it's permanently gone.
- Make any single note public by turning on a share link; one click to turn it off again.
- Download a single note as
.txt,.docx, or.pdf. - Add it to your phone or desktop home screen for one-tap access — no app store needed.
- A choice of theme, reading font, and text size from Appearance.
Bringing notes in, taking them out
From Options you can import
from Evernote (.enex),
Markdown (Obsidian, Bear, Logseq), or HTML (Apple Notes, Notion HTML export) — up to
10 files at once.
From the same page you can export the whole account: we build a
.zip in the background and email a download
link when it's ready (usually a few minutes; valid 24 hours). Request another any time.
Read and export remain available even after a paid subscription ends. We don't show ads, and your notes are not used to train AI.
How it's priced
Free: 10 notes total, no card, no trial clock. Paid: $19 / year for up to 1,000 notes. The Dev tiers raise the caps further and add a REST API for scripts. Cancel any time — your notes stay yours. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Who runs it
Built and run by one person. The changelog lists what's shipped recently. Feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas all land at the contact page.