AES-256-GCM, applied on your device, over notes, tasks and folder names. It keeps the content unreadable and also shows if it has been tampered with.
Notes are encrypted on your device before anything is sent, and decrypted on your device when you open them. The server only ever holds the encrypted form.
Your encryption key is kept on your device and never leaves it.
No. Neither your notes nor your encryption key are available to us.
Then your encrypted notes cannot be recovered, by us or by anyone.
No. That is the cost of the design: if we could reset it, we could also read your notes.
On this website, yes: it loads Microsoft Clarity, Google Analytics and Vercel Analytics, which is how we see which pages people reach. What none of them get is your encryption key, which never leaves your device, so the notes held on our servers stay unreadable to us either way.
You can search across every note, or inside the note you have open. The search runs on your device.
Yes, and you can move notes between folders as you go.
Yes, as Markdown, for a backup or for moving elsewhere.
Yes. Bring your key over to the new device and your notes open there too.
Not at the moment. Sharing would mean handing someone else a way in, and that is at odds with how the encryption is set up.
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