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Sticki.ly
One sticky note. Synced across every device you own.
10 followers
One sticky note. Synced across every device you own.
10 followers
Sticki.ly is the dead-simple sticky note that syncs across every device you own: Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and web. Each sticki holds a title, a note, and one attached file, nothing more, because every feature here earns its place. Start a sticki on your computer, finish it on your phone. Edit offline on a plane or subway and it syncs the moment you're back. Your stickis are encrypted at rest, private by default, never used for ads or training.
finally something that actually sticks to its promise of being minimal. synced between my mac and iphone in seconds and the offline sync handled a subway ride without losing a keystroke.
@erdem522541 That's awesome to hear, really glad the sync speed is landing well, that was a big focus for us. Great to hear the offline handling held up on the subway too, that's exactly the kind of real-world test we wanted it to survive.
finally a sticky note app that doesn't try to do everything. loved that offline edits synced the second my wifi came back on the train.
@faruk1756483 That's exactly what we were going for, keeping it simple instead of piling on features. Glad the offline edits synced up right when your wifi came back, that's the kind of moment we wanted it to nail.
finally something that just does notes without a million features, the cross-device sync actually worked on my linux laptop and android without any fiddling, kind of refreshing honestly
@salim772139 That's great to hear, glad the sync worked cleanly on Linux and Android without any fiddling, that cross-platform piece is something we care about a lot since it doesn't get talked about enough. Appreciate you giving it a shot.
the restraint here is genuinely impressive, one title, one note, one file, and they actually stuck to it instead of bloating it into another notes app graveyard.
@demirleng78497 That means a lot, honestly. Keeping it to one title, one note, one file was a deliberate call, easy to justify adding more but we wanted to avoid it turning into another bloated notes app. Glad the restraint landed the way we hoped.