Quick Notes
Catch small thoughts on sticky notes, then write longer ideas in organized tabs. Everything stays in one simple workspace and saves locally in your browser.
Sticky notes
About your notes: Notes stay on this browser and device. They are not synced to other devices. For important writing, download a backup occasionally; clearing site data can erase local notes.
Notes without extra browser tabs
Tools and Trainers Quick Notes came from an everyday annoyance: using Google's search box to jot something down, then leaving browser tabs open just to keep those notes around. It worked, but it also made the browser messy. We wanted a single place for them instead, with longer notes in familiar browser-style tabs that wrap onto new rows.
Sticky notes are for the small things you use throughout the day: a reminder, a link, a short list, or text you want to copy again. Keeping them visible while longer notes sit below makes it easier to find what you need and get on with your work. Keyboard shortcuts help too, from Undo and Redo to moving and duplicating lines. There's no fixed number of notes or tabs, although storage and performance depend on your browser and device. Notes stay in your browser, so export a backup for anything important.
Keyboard Shortcuts
- Ctrl + Z → Undo the last change
- Ctrl + Y / Ctrl + Shift + Z → Redo the last undone change
- Alt + ↑ / ↓ → Move the current line or selected lines
- Alt + Shift + ↑ / ↓ → Duplicate the current line or selected lines
- Ctrl + S → Save immediately
On Mac, use Cmd instead of Ctrl and Option instead of Alt. Undo and Redo edit the focused note; use them outside a text field to undo or redo a deleted note.