Quick Notes
A distraction-free notepad that saves every keystroke to your browser. Create multiple named tabs, write in markdown, and your notes are always there when you come back.
Markdown cheat sheet
# Heading 1Large heading## Heading 2Medium heading**bold**Bold text*italic*Italic text`code`Inline code- itemList item> quoteBlockquote[text](url)LinkA distraction-free notepad that lives in your browser. SolveBar's Quick Notes auto-saves every keystroke, supports multiple named tabs, and renders Markdown — perfect for jotting ideas, drafting content, taking meeting notes, or storing frequently used snippets.
Why browser-based notes work well
Browser notes are always accessible without opening another app. They persist across sessions without requiring an account. No sync conflicts, no subscription fees, no feature bloat. For many people a simple persistent notepad covers 80% of daily note-taking needs.
Using Markdown in your notes
Markdown lets you format notes quickly without leaving the keyboard. Use # for headings, **bold**, *italic*, - for bullet lists, and ``` for code blocks. The live preview shows your formatted output.
Tab organization strategies
Create one tab per active project, one for meeting notes, one for content ideas, and one for temp/scratch content. Name tabs clearly — you will see them after days away and need to immediately understand the content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my notes survive if I close the browser tab?
Yes. Notes auto-save to localStorage with every keystroke. They persist until you explicitly delete them or clear your browser data.
Can I access my notes from another computer?
Not automatically — localStorage is device-specific. Email yourself the content or copy it to a cloud document if you need cross-device access.
Is there a character or size limit?
localStorage has a limit of roughly 5MB per domain. For typical text notes you would need thousands of pages of content to approach this limit.