Write private notes in your browser

Keep a scratch note in this browser origin, count its Unicode tokens, and export it as plain text.

freeworks offlinenothing uploaded
ToolNotepad
0 words · 0 characters

Auto-saved to localStorage on this device. Nothing is uploaded.

How it works

Every input event replaces one localStorage value with the complete note. Counting recognizes Unicode letters, numbers, and apostrophes as words, iterates code points for characters, and creates a temporary Blob URL for download.

  • The initial note is empty.
  • No account, server sync, revision history, or encryption key is created.

Worked example

Count a short scratch note
Input
											Call the dentist tomorrow morning.
Output
												Words: 5
Characters: 34
Saved text: Call the dentist tomorrow morning.

When to use this

Meeting scratchpads hold temporary notes, drafts wait locally before pasting elsewhere, and text downloads preserve work before clearing storage.

Edge cases

  • Clearing site data or switching browser profiles removes access to the stored note.
  • A joined emoji can contain several code points even though it appears as one symbol.
  • Private-mode lifetime and storage quota vary by browser, so local storage is not a durable backup.

References