No internet needed
Write, edit, save and search without a connection.
TypersPad Offline notes app
TypersPad works without internet. Your notes live on your computer, and every tab is kept every 3 seconds.
If you use sync, it catches up when you’re back online.
Lots of notes apps need a connection or an account. TypersPad needs neither. Open it on a train or a plane and keep typing.
Your notes are plain text, so they are normal files. You can open them in any other editor too.
Write, edit, save and search without a connection.
Unsaved notes are kept on your computer, so a flat battery doesn’t cost you anything.
Download a dictionary once. After that, spell check works offline in 38 languages.
With sync on, changes upload when you’re back online.
You don’t sign up for anything. A Google account is only needed for sync.
Your notes are normal text files, not locked inside an app.
Without sync, your notes never leave your computer.
With sync, your tabs go to your own Google Drive. They never pass through our servers.
No. You only need internet to sync, to download a spell check dictionary the first time, and to check for updates.
Nothing is lost. When they sync, the other version opens as a conflict copy tab.
Only if you turn on sync. Then they go to your own Google Drive.
Yes. Everything works on one computer without Google.
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