A lightweight notes web app built with Vue.js that runs locally in the browser using localStorage.
Minimal Notes is a lightweight web-based notes application built with Vue.js that runs entirely in the browser. It stores all notes locally using localStorage, eliminating the need for a backend server or cloud storage. The entire app is contained in a single 4KB HTML file, making it extremely fast and portable.
Users who need a simple, private notes app for PC or tablet that works offline without installation or account creation. Mac OS users can also use the native desktop version.
It offers a completely local, no-setup notes solution with a tiny footprint, avoiding the bloat of larger note-taking apps while providing essential functionality through a clean Vue.js interface.
Minimal Notes web app build with Vue.js
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All notes are saved directly in the browser's localStorage, ensuring data stays on the user's device without server transmission, as emphasized in the README for privacy and speed.
The entire application is contained in a single 4KB index.html file, making it extremely portable and easy to deploy or share without dependencies.
Built with Vue.js, it provides a smooth, reactive interface for note-taking without page reloads, offering a modern user experience.
Available as a native Mac OS app via Cordova with a file size of only 0.45MB, as noted in the README, avoiding the bloat of Electron-based solutions.
localStorage has a cap of around 5-10MB per origin, which can be quickly exceeded with extensive notes, leading to data loss or app failure.
There's no built-in feature to backup, export, or sync notes, making data vulnerable to browser cache clearance or device changes.
It lacks essential features like text formatting, search, organization tools (e.g., folders), or encryption, limiting usability for power users.
The web version relies entirely on the browser's localStorage, making it susceptible to browser-specific issues, updates, or data loss upon uninstallation.