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Sticky notes pinned to any web page. Everything stays on your computer: no cloud, no account, manual export and import. Stick a note on any web page. Come back tomorrow, next week, next year: it is still there, exactly where you left it. WHAT YOU GET - Sticky notes on any page: click the toolbar icon or press Alt+Shift+S - Drag, resize, 4 pastel colors, minimize to a dot - Simple formatting: bold, italic, links - Per-note choice: pin to this page, or show on the whole site - A global Notepad: every note across every site, grouped and searchable - Manual backup: export all notes to a JSON file, import them anywhere YOUR NOTES NEVER LEAVE YOUR COMPUTER Sticksy is offline by design. Notes are stored only in your browser's local storage on your device. There is no server, no account, no sync, no analytics. Backup is a JSON file you export yourself. If you want a notes tool the cloud never sees, this is it. WHAT STICKSY READS (full disclosure) To display your notes on the pages you attached them to, Sticksy runs on the pages you visit and reads one thing: the page's web address, which it needs to look up which of your notes belong to that page. It reads nothing else from any page, keeps no history of the addresses it checks, and transmits nothing. FREE VS PRO Free forever: 10 notes, all 4 pastel colors. Pro, one-time 12 USD, no subscription: - Unlimited notes - 4 extra note themes (midnight, forest, rose, slate), with note text that switches automatically between dark and light so it stays readable - Per-note screen pinning: flip any note from page-anchored to staying on screen while you scroll
Aug 22, 2026
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