Notes that keep your life in order
For everything you write down: a diary, the outline of a novel, what's in which moving box, the results of your wine tasting, the funny things your children say, a shopping list. Once it's in its place, you no longer have to keep it in your head — and that's a bigger relief than you'd expect.
You can use OttaNote free: 50 notes, no credit card, no end date. There's a paid version too, but that sense of relief is already there in the free one.
Folders, notes, attachments
Organise your work into folders and notes. Drag PDFs, images and files straight into a note.
Inside a note, headings give it structure: collapse a section when you don't need it, or move it somewhere else in one piece. Checklists work the same way, and nest as deep as your work needs.
To find something again, you search — across the titles and the contents of all your notes.
The same on every device
OttaNote runs in your browser. There is nothing to install and nothing to update: you open an address, sign in, and all your notes are there.
You start a note on your laptop and finish it that evening in the browser on your desktop.
Your notes live on our own servers in Europe. You can always export to Markdown, HTML or PDF.
Deliberately limited, carefully considered
OttaNote sticks to a handful of features that matter, without the far-fetched extras. The care goes into how those features behave — especially in the things that look simple: checking off one task with 10 subtasks in a single click, collapsing and dragging a section, your own highlight under Ctrl+M, and a paste that understands what's on your clipboard.
Start free
Free for up to 50 notes and 50 MB of attachments — no end date, no credit card. Need more? Plus gives you unlimited folders and notes, 10 GB of attachments, tabs, a PIN lock and an encrypted vault.
Plus costs €29.99 a year.
Lifetime launch offer
Lifetime — pay once, keep Plus for good. The launch price goes up as the spots sell out, from € 29.99 to € 79.99. The sooner you join, the less you pay.
