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Plume
No account. No server. Zero outbound requests — verified.
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No account. No server. Zero outbound requests — verified.
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Private, local-first Android notes with zero outbound requests from app code — verified, not asserted. Color-coded cards, checklists with visible progress, visual Markdown and LaTeX, reminders, and photo/voice attachments. No account, no ads, no server. The few KB Android's data screen shows come from Android's own backup and Play Billing — not telemetry. Free tier is the whole app; Pro is one payment, once.
Hey PH 👋 I'm Winston Xie, solo dev behind Plume.
The two complaints I kept hearing about Android notes apps: "too many ads" and "I lost my notes." Plume's answer to both is subtraction — no ads, no account, no server. Your notes are files on your device, not rows in someone else's database. The whole app is under 6 MB.
And the subtraction stops there: Plume matches the big apps feature for feature, and does a few things they don't.
Full-text search + filters by color, date, folder, tag
Reminders — one-time or repeating, with optional full-screen alerts
Unlimited folders and notes, no paywall
Checklists, photos, drawing, voice notes, Markdown & LaTeX
One-tap export of your entire notebook as a browsable offline site (Pro) — I haven't seen another notes app do this
The free tier is not a trial: no note limit, no time limit, no watermark. Pro is a one-time purchase for the extras — themes, styled PDF/HTML export, that offline site, automatic encrypted backups.
Privacy, verified rather than promised: εxodus reports 0 trackers (https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/app.plume.notes/latest/), and everything works in airplane mode — there's simply nothing to phone home to.
Honest limits: no cloud sync — that's the direct cost of having no account; changing phones means exporting one backup file and importing it. No collab, and closed source: if auditable code matters to you, Standard Notes and Joplin are excellent.
Ask me anything