Unlike other note extensions, Quick Notes PRO stores everything locally - no account, no cloud, zero tracking. What makes it unique: - 100% privacy-first: notes stay on your device - 5 export formats (TXT, MD, JSON, HTML, CSV) - Responsive HTML works on any device - Advanced tagging with bulk operations - Dark mode + elegant parchment UI - One-time payment (ā¬7.99 early bird), not subscription - Works in 5 languages Built for students, researchers, and professionals who value privacy.
š Hi Product Hunt! I'm Daniele, indie developer from Italy and creator of Quick Notes PRO.
šÆ The problem I lived:
I kept losing valuable research after closing browser tabs. I'd save notes everywhere - iOS Notes, Google Docs, screenshots - and could never find them again. Worse, all these tools required accounts and stored my data on their servers.
š” The solution:
Quick Notes PRO is different. Everything stays LOCAL in your browser. Zero accounts. Zero cloud. Zero tracking. You control where your data goes - Google Drive, Dropbox, USB, wherever YOU decide.
š ļø The journey:
Built completely alone with one goal: make it simple but powerful. The challenge? Balancing ease of use with professional features. I spent countless hours perfecting the HTML export so it works flawlessly on desktop, mobile, email, and print.
Privacy isn't just a feature - it's the foundation of everything.
š Launch special: ā¬7.99 for first 100 users (then ā¬19.99). One-time payment, yours forever. No subscription trap.
š I'm here for honest feedback. What would you love to see in v2?
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Thanks everyone for the upvotes š
Curious to hear your take on this:
would you rather have local-first privacy with manual export (like Quick Notes), or full cloud sync at the cost of data ownership?
I'm intentionally building this without accounts or servers, so real-world feedback really helps.
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Thanks everyone for the upvotes š
Curious to hear your take on this:
would you rather have local-first privacy with manual export (like Quick Notes), or full cloud sync at the cost of data ownership?
I'm intentionally building this without accounts or servers, so real-world feedback really helps.