A minimal, local-first editor for text and drawings in the browser. No signup — your data stays local, unless you say otherwise.
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A minimal local-first text editor
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Read the full README ↗A private, local-first editor for text and drawings that runs entirely in your browser. No data is collected, transmitted, or stored on any server. No signup, no database, no dependencies, no BS. Just open the page and start typing.
Built as index.html + app.js (+ draw.js for
drawings) with vanilla JS and CSS (~12k lines). Your notes are stored in your
browser (IndexedDB) by default. Optionally, sign in with Google to sync notes
across devices via Google Drive.
index.html (markup + CSS), app.js
and draw.js (the drawing canvas, loaded only when a
drawing is opened). No build step, no bundler, no
framework. Scripts are external so the CSP can forbid
inline scripts..draw note is one line per
shape, so it saves, syncs, shares by URL, searches and
exports exactly like any other note (see
docs/drawing-format.md).localStorage
while it fits, for tabs still on an older version; data
from before IndexedDB moves over on its own. A storage meter appears when the browser's quota is
half used (see docs/local-editing.md).storage events.worker.js) that keeps Google's refresh token in an
encrypted HttpOnly cookie, so access tokens renew
without pop-ups. Notes never pass through it.>
lists every command with its shortcut.md files, Canvas | Source for drawings, and zen[label](other.md)) with browser
back/forward navigation between notes# link,
click to copy shareable URL with anchor)[link](#heading)) scroll
to the target heading in preview```text,
```txt and ```plain-, +, *, 1., - [ ]);
Enter on an empty item ends the list<details>/<summary> collapsible sectionsPick New drawing from the ▾ next to + (or :draw in vim).
Drawings open on a Canvas; Source shows the text
behind them and zen shows them read-only.
 or a fenced
```draw block (travels with a shared link)| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| v h d e | select, hand, draw, eraser |
| Shift+D | highlighter |
| r o m w l a t | rectangle, ellipse, diamond, wedge, line, arrow, text |
| Enter / double-click | write in the selected shape |
| Double-click a line | add a point (on a point: remove it) |
| Delete | delete selection |
| Ctrl+D / Ctrl+G | duplicate / group (Shift: ungroup) |
| Alt+↓ / Alt+↑ or [ / ] | backward / forward (Shift: to back / front) |
| Right-click | menu: stacking, duplicate, group, delete |
| Arrows | nudge (Shift: 10) |
| Space+drag / scroll | pan |
| Ctrl+scroll / + / - | zoom |
| Shift+1 / Shift+0 | zoom to fit / 100% |
| Ctrl+' | toggle grid |
| Ctrl+B / I / U | bold / italic / underline (also while typing) |
Toggle vim mode via the vim button in the toolbar
(desktop only, hidden on touch devices). The setting
persists in localStorage and syncs via Google Drive.
Supported modes: Normal, Insert, Visual,
Visual Line, and Command (: prompt).
Features include:
h j k l w b e 0 $ ^
gg G { } _ f/F/t/T with ; , repeatd c y with motions and text objects
(iw aw i" a( etc.)dd cc yy >> << J p Pv, visual line with V.) for most editing commands/ (forward) and ? (backward), n/N
to navigate matches, */# to search word under cursor:) with :set wrap, :set nowrap,
:new, :e <name>, :view (markdown preview),
:fmt (format markdown), :mddemo (demo file),
:help, :<number> (jump to line),
:%s/find/replace/g (opens find & replace)3dw, 5j, 2>>)Shown as on a Mac; elsewhere ⌘ is Ctrl and ⌥ is Alt. The app shows each key the way your platform writes it.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| ⌃N (Alt+N) | New note (Chrome keeps ⌘N, and Ctrl+N on Windows) |
| ⌘P | Search notes and lines (Tab: this note) |
| ⌘⇧P, ⌘/ | All commands |
| ⌘F | Find in this note |
| ⌘⌥F, Ctrl+H | Find and replace |
| ⌘E | Edit ⇄ Preview, Canvas ⇄ Source |
| F2 | Rename the open note |
| ⌘\ | Show or hide the sidebar |
| ⌘S | Format (.md, if on in Settings) + save + sync |
| ⌘⇧D | Delete note (Undo in the toast) |
| ⌥⇧F | Format markdown |
| ⌃⇧M | Toggle vim mode |
| ⌘Z / ⌘⇧Z | Undo / redo |
| Tab / ⇧Tab | Indent / dedent; at a list item, its nesting |
| ⌥↑ / ⌥↓ | Move line up / down |
| E | Preview → Edit |
| Escape | Close the topmost layer: menu, find, palette, zen |
When vim mode is active, standard vim keybindings take precedence in the editor. The shortcuts above still work in input fields (search, find & replace).
llms.txt explains the link
format and the drawing format, so any LLM can read and
create note.directory links.
Two companion Claude Code skills let you decode and create note.directory links from chat: note-directory-read and note-directory-share.
See skills/README.md for usage and install instructions.
fonts/OFL-*.txt)CompressionStream /
DecompressionStream APIs for URL sharingfetch — no gapi client library neededThe app itself has no dependencies; Playwright is only
used for browser tests (they serve the repo with
python3 -m http.server):
npm install
npx playwright install chromium
npm test
MIT — see LICENSE.
Thanks to Rune Bjørnerås for creating Victor Mono, the fantastic font used throughout the editor.
:fmt or Ctrl+Shift+F) for
consistent heading, list, table, and whitespace style