Elasticnote

Elasticnote is a delightful, privacy-first web app designed for taking unlimited notes. It allows users to store notes locally or using Elasticnote cloud and supports features like a task board, diagrams, and a Notion-style editor. It is also compatible with Markdown.

Developers, students, professionals, and anyone who requires a flexible way to work with notes can benefit from using Elasticnote. It can be used for tasks like studying, planning, writing ideas, or brainstorming visually.

Yes, to save notes locally using Elasticnote, you need to create a workspace and attach it to a local folder. You also need to use a browser that fully supports the Native File System API, such as desktop Chrome, Opera or Edge. Once browser write permissions are granted, Elasticnote starts saving your notes as local files.

Yes, Elasticnote offers cloud storage options. It provides the default Elastic cloud storage, which can be synced with GitHub. Your initial workspace always saves into Elastic cloud.

If your browser doesn't fully support Browser API, such as Firefox, Safari, or mobile device browsers, you can use the default Elastic cloud storage. It also supports synchronization with GitHub and comes with a premium option.