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Free and open source markdown editor. Zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted notes, tasks, journals, files, passwords and contacts in one app. No subscription.
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Joined April 2026
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Megathread: Your 12-word phrase explained, privacy, security and recovery
-> reddit.com/r/PrivacyNotes/co…
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PrivacyNotes : Notes. Tasks. Files. Vault. Zero knowledge. One encrypted place for everything you’d never post. Encrypted on your device before it goes anywhere.
privacynotes.app/
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Your notes app probably knows more about you than your bank.
Every note, password, and journal entry usually starts with the same risk: an email and password that can be leaked.
PrivacyNotes removes that completely.
What makes it different:
• No email or password, just a 12-word recovery phrase.
• End-to-end encryption with XChaCha20-Poly1305.
• Notes, tasks, passwords, journal, and bookmarks in one app.
• Import from Apple Notes, Google Keep, Evernote, and Bitwarden.
• Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone, and the web.
• Fully open source, so anyone can verify the code.
Your notes are encrypted on your device before they ever reach the server.
Source: GitHub - LifetimeLabsDev/PrivacyNotes.app
Would you trust a 12-word phrase more than a traditional account?
New: You can now adjust the line spacing and what the app shows upon start. Both in Settings -> Appearance.
privacynotes.app/changelog
New: Our password generator just received a massive update. It now supports passphrases and color highlighting, and shows password strength in bits. Demo: try.privacynotes.app
Thanks for the kind review: itsfoss.com/privacy-notes/ @Itsfoss
New feature: Search & Replace. Try it, no account needed: try.privacynotes.app
Nah this is wild. If this is how Meta AI can analyze publicly shared photos, users deserve far more transparency. This is a concerning new reality. #MetaAI #Meta #Facebook #Privacy #ParentingOnline #DigitalFootprint
Source: kontheinside on IG
Installed PrivacyNotes on your Mac from the App Store? That was the iPad build, so it renders at iPad size. We have switched that off.
The real Mac app: privacynotes.app/en#download…
Same recovery phrase, same notes. Pro carries over.
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🎉 Big news: @PrivacyNotesApp is now an official AlternativeTo partner!
PrivacyNotes is exactly the kind of independent software we love seeing on AlternativeTo: privacy-first, open source, transparent about how it works, and built around giving users control of their own data.
We’re incredibly happy to have them on board, and grateful for their support in helping us keep AlternativeTo independent and helping millions of people discover software that puts users first 💚
Android: PrivacyNotes is now on zapstore.dev/apps/app.privac…
The store updates the app itself, and verifies our signing certificate before every install. No Google account, no Play billing. @zapstore_
Thanks for the endorsement, itsfoss.com!
Recently came across this new open source encrypted notes app.
It's a little different from your regular notes app, though.
It has file templates for password storage, credit card info storage, ssh key storage along with regular notes and bookmarks.
Feels like it is intended for storing more of your critical information than any notes.
So those account recovery codes, ssh keys etc can be saved with zero knowledge encryption.
You may check out its website or GitHub repo 👇
privacynotes.app/
Recently came across this new open source encrypted notes app.
It's a little different from your regular notes app, though.
It has file templates for password storage, credit card info storage, ssh key storage along with regular notes and bookmarks.
Feels like it is intended for storing more of your critical information than any notes.
So those account recovery codes, ssh keys etc can be saved with zero knowledge encryption.
You may check out its website or GitHub repo 👇
privacynotes.app/
PrivacyNotes is on the Apple App Store. iPhone and iPad, today: apps.apple.com/app/id6785958…
The same account as the web, Mac, Windows, Linux and Android.