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Your Sticky Writing Pad — Always at Your Fingertips

Keep a persistent notepad right in your Chrome toolbar. Jot research notes, draft snippets, and save ideas — they're there the next time you open it.

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Why you need it

The problem it solves

Never lose a fleeting idea

Your notes survive tab closes and browser restarts. Open the extension tomorrow and everything is exactly where you left it.

Zero friction, zero loading

No new tab, no account, no cloud sync setup. Click the toolbar icon and your notepad is open in under 100ms.

Draft without distraction

A minimal writing area — no formatting buttons to interrupt your thought process.

See it in action

Live Demo

Content Writer's Notepad — Live Demo
Blog Ideas
Research
Drafts
0 words Auto-saved
Full feature set

Everything it can do

Persistent Storage

Notes are saved automatically in local browser storage.

Multiple Notes

Create and name multiple note tabs to organize different topics.

Quick Find

Search across all your notes instantly.

Export as TXT

Download any note as a plain text file for sharing or backup.

Dark Mode

Respects your browser theme — looks great in light and dark mode.

Fully Offline

No server, no cloud, no account. All data lives in your browser.

How it stacks up

vs. the alternatives

FeatureContent Writer's NotepadBrowser Memo TabGoogle Keep
Available from toolbar instantlyYes
Works offlineYesYes
No login requiredYesYes
Persists across restartsYesYes
Multiple notes / tabsYesYes
Zero data collectionYesYes
Got questions?

Frequently asked

Will my notes disappear if I close Chrome?
No. Notes are stored in your browser's local storage and persist across restarts until you manually delete them.
Is there a character or note limit?
The limit is your browser's localStorage quota (typically 5MB per extension). That's enough for hundreds of pages of text.
Can I use it on multiple devices?
Notes are stored locally, so they don't sync across devices. For synced notes, you'd need a cloud tool like Google Keep.
Does it access any of my browsing data?
No. The extension only reads/writes its own local storage. No access to your history, tabs, or page content.
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Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, and all Chromium-based browsers. No account, no subscription, no strings.