No Notes

Local-first notes for web and Apple devices

Your notes.
Your repository.

No Notes keeps plain Markdown files in a GitHub repository you own. Write locally, find anything fast, and sync without handing your notes to another notes service.

  • Plain Markdown
  • GitHub-backed
  • Local-first
  • No ads or tracking
Available now Open No Notes on the web Modern browser · GitHub account

Apple apps are in preparation. No Notes is being built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac from the same shared core.

A quieter kind of notes app

Useful software.
Ordinary files.

No proprietary format and no mystery cloud. The app handles editing, search, conflicts, and sync; your repository remains the source of truth.

01

Files, not lock-in

Every note is a readable .md file. Open it with No Notes, GitHub, a text editor, or whatever comes next.

your-notes/ ├── notes/ │   ├── project-ideas.md │   └── reading-list.md └── no-notes-pins.json

02

Write first. Sync second.

Edits are saved locally before the network gets involved. If two clients change the same note, No Notes preserves a complete conflict copy instead of guessing.

Your device Rust core Your GitHub repo

03

One core, every client

The web and Apple clients share the same Rust engine for note identity, indexing, conflict naming, and sync behavior.

WEBAvailable iPHONEIn preparation iPADIn preparation MACIn preparation

Private by architecture

There is no No Notes note server.

Your client talks to GitHub. The web version uses a small authentication proxy only to complete GitHub sign-in; it does not store notes or credentials.

  • No advertising
  • No behavioral analytics
  • No proprietary sync account
  • Explicit local-data removal on sign-out
Read the privacy policy

No Notes for web

A place to write.
Not a place to get stuck.

Open the web app