TakeNote

Private notes, sent from your browser.

Write a short note while you browse and send it to another TakeNote user. It's encrypted on your device before it leaves, and only they can open it. Not even we can read it.

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Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.

Why it's different

Many apps can read what you send through them. TakeNote is built so it can't.

Encrypted before it leaves

Your note is sealed on your device with keys only you and your recipient hold. The server passes along text it can't read.

Gone once delivered

The server deletes its copy as soon as your note is collected. Anything never collected is deleted after seven days.

Your passphrase is the key

Only you know it, so only you can unlock your notes. Forget it and they can't be recovered by anyone, including us.

Honest about the limits

Who you send to, when, and how much are visible to whoever runs the service. What you write stays private, even from us.

How it works

Set up once, in a few minutes. After that, a note is a few seconds.

  1. Add TakeNote to Chrome

    Install the extension. It sits in your toolbar, one click away on any page.

  2. Sign up and set it up

    Create an account and choose a username. TakeNote then makes your keys, protected by a passphrase only you know.

  3. Write, pick a name, send

    Type a note, enter someone's username and send. It lands in their Inbox, and only they can open it.

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Notes for one person, and no one else.

TakeNote is coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.

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