Notepad — A scratchpad that lives in the browser. Each note has a title, body, and last-updated timestamp; the list of notes is sorted with the most recently edited at the top.
Every note is saved in this browser only. Nothing is sent to a server. Clearing the browser storage for this site will erase your notes.
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What is notepad?
A scratchpad that lives in the browser. Each note has a title, body, and last-updated timestamp; the list of notes is sorted with the most recently edited at the top.
Everything stays in your browser storage. There is no signup, no account, no server, and no upload. Closing the tab does not lose your notes — they come back the next time you open the tool. Clearing the browser storage for the site does.
How to use it
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Create a note
Click "New note" — a blank note is created and the editor opens. The title and body are saved as you type.
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Switch between notes
The list on the left shows every saved note. Click a row to open it in the editor; click "New note" to start a fresh one.
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Delete a note
Each note has a delete button. Deletion is permanent — there is no undo and no recycle bin.
Examples
Drafting a longer message
Use the notepad to compose, then come back to copy it into email or chat.
Title: Reply to Alex Body: Thanks for the update — I'll review the proposal...
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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27