A free online notepad that auto-saves in your browser. Jot notes, drafts and to-do lists — nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
How to use Memo Notepad?
Write your notes in the text area.
Content is automatically saved in your browser.
Copy or download notes as a text file when needed.
Frequently asked questions about Memo Notepad
Are notes auto-saved?
Yes, notes are auto-saved to your browser's local storage as you type. Content persists even when you close and reopen the browser.
Can I view my notes on other devices?
Notes are only saved in your current browser's local storage and are not available on other devices. Export as a text file to transfer to another device.
Will clearing my browser data delete the notes?
Yes — the notes live only in this browser's storage, so a "clear cookies and site data" sweep takes them with it. Anything written in a private window disappears the moment the window closes, and some browsers evict old site data first when storage runs short. If a note has to last, copy it somewhere else after writing or download it as a file.
Is it safe to keep passwords or company secrets here?
Nothing is sent to a server, which is one kind of safety, but the device itself is not protected. Leave an unlocked computer for a few minutes and anyone who opens this page can read what is there. The stored text also sits unencrypted in the browser profile folder. Keep passwords in a password manager and confidential work in an approved internal system, and use this page for scratch notes only.
How to get the most out of Memo Notepad?
Notes live in this browser's local storage only — they won't appear on another device or in private mode.
Clearing site data wipes them, so copy anything important somewhere durable now and then.
Use this for quick drafts and paste-buffers; move anything you need to keep into a real document.