StickLy per Tazmeen Kazmi

Notes that stay on your computer.

StickLy keeps notes, checklists, tasks and reminders in your browser, on your
device. There is no account to make, no sync service, and nothing to trust.
It makes no network requests at all — not for saving, not for searching, not
for loading images.

What it does

• Rich notes with headings, lists, checklists, images and colours
• Pin what matters, archive what doesn't, search everything instantly
• Tasks with due dates and reminders, with snooze and a badge for anything overdue
• Import and export your whole library as a single file, with restore points
  and an undo if an import goes wrong
• Works offline, because it was never online

Save to note — select text on any page and send it straight into a note,
from the button that appears, the right-click menu, or a keyboard shortcut.
Collect research from twenty pages into one note if you like.

Stick notes to your browser — keep a note floating over your tabs while
you work, and it follows you from tab to tab. Drag it anywhere, resize it,
and it stays where you put it.

Your data, on your terms

Everything is stored locally in your browser's own storage. Uninstalling
StickLy deletes it, so export a backup first. Backup files are plain,
unencrypted files you own — keep them somewhere private.

Free and paid

Notes, checklists, tasks, reminders, search, import and export are free,
with no limits.

Two features need StickLy Pro, a one-time $9.99 purchase — no
subscription: Save to note and stick notes to the browser. Both are free
to use for 3 days after you install, so you can decide with your own
hands.

Nothing you write is ever locked away. After the trial your notes, tasks and
backups keep working exactly as before; only those two web-page features stop
until you buy.