Notes — notes that stay where your thinking happens

Most study notes begin the moment you decide something is worth keeping — and that decision should cost one click. Notes starts wherever the reading is: a blank page, the document open in the Reader, the exact passage you just selected, or text pasted straight in. Every note gets a title and a timestamp in the Library, ready when you come back.

You write in plain text or Markdown, which keeps the surface quiet and the structure real: headings make long notes navigable, lists keep things scannable, and links keep references honest. There is no formatting toolbar competing for your attention, and autosave runs continuously — close the tab whenever you like; your work is already kept.

Notes are first-class study material here, not a side panel. From any note you can generate a quiz, build flashcards, or ask questions about it — and the quiz pulls from what you wrote, not from generic knowledge. Because notes keep their attachment to the source, the margin thought you wrote beside page forty still knows it belongs to page forty months later.

Everything is stored locally in your browser and included in the Library JSON backup, which is the supported way to archive or move your notes between machines. Free, no account, and your notes remain plain Markdown that will outlive any app — including this one.