PrivacyNotes

@techitotec Gracias! Available now in Spanish and Catalan as well.

Ya se encuentra disponible para su descarga la app de notas privadas de nuestros amigos de @PrivacyNotesApp para #Android mediante instalación por apk. Es una app muy completa, linda, fácil de usar y privada. 🔏📄💙 #PrivacyNotes. privacynotes.app

Big updates: PrivacyNotes is now available in 13 languages. ▶️ Demo: try.privacynotes.app (Even import works to test) ℹ️ Questions and import guides: privacynotes.app/help ⬇️ Windows, macOS, Linux and Android clients: #downloads" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">privacynotes.app/en#downloads

New in PrivacyNotes: Callouts. Colored, foldable boxes to structure your notes: info, tip, warning, danger, and more. Same callout syntax as Obsidian, so notes carry over cleanly. End-to-end encrypted, pay once, no subscription. Try it without an account: try.privacynotes.app

@BSmooth__ Really glad you want in. It's a one-time payment for life, not a yearly subscription, which is why it sits where it does. There's an early-adopter price at $48 right now, though (lowest it'll ever be, capped to the first batch). That window's still open if it helps.

@PrivacyNotesApp can I please have a code to buy the app for about $20 US. I really want the app but $48, even though already discounted, is excessive.

PrivacyNotes now speaks 6 languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese -> try.privacynotes.app The machines did the first pass. Native speakers do it better. If a word reads wrong in your language, reply and we'll fix it fast.

@trickytric50428 In the meantime, on Android, you can add PrivacyNotes to your home screen as a web app: Open privacynotes.app in Chrome Tap the three-dot menu (top right) Select "Install app" or "Add to Home screen" Confirm

@PrivacyNotesApp Curiously waiting for Android app. Any hint, when it can be expected?

Two new features released: Find text inside a note & document outline for your notes: try.privacynotes.app

@trickytric50428 On the roadmap: we're currently working on the iOS app. Android is next, then Windows and Linux in that order.

@BillySantanaCPT Thanks for your support 🫂

@PrivacyNotesApp Pro purchased! Looking forward to the App & future updates 🙌

Fresh coat of paint on PrivacyNotes.app. The redesign finally shows what the app actually is: notes, tasks, and journal, all end-to-end encrypted. Don't take the screenshot's word for it. Poke around the instant live demo: try.privacynotes.app

@CompuConnexions Thanks for your support 🫂

@PrivacyNotesApp And, a lifetime sub it is!

@iAnonymous3000 Well done. Please consider adding us on the list, too

After months of quietly adding to it, the Tools directory on my site is at a point I'm willing to call v1. 125 tools across 46 categories. Everything here is something I actually recommend, evaluate, or point people toward. No affiliate links, no sponsorships, no pay-to-rank. Each entry is meant to help you compare options fast, see the tradeoffs, and pick something that fits a real threat model instead of a vibe. What it optimizes for: privacy by default, transparent security practices, day-to-day usability, and a strong fit for threat-model-driven choices. I know it isn't complete. That's the point of shipping v1. A few categories are thin and a couple are missing entirely, and I'd rather hear what you reach for than guess. So: what's the one tool you'd be annoyed to not find here? Project link below.