My Notes: Notepad & To-Do

My Notes opens instantly and lets you write. No sign-up, no ads, no setup — just your notes.

The whole app is under 3 MB, about twenty times smaller than most note-taking apps.

📥 Moving from another app?

Import your notes straight from Google Keep. Nothing is retyped by hand.

✍️ Two editors in one note

Simple, for a quick thought or a shopping list.

Advanced, when you need structure: headings, lists, quotes, images, files, tables.

Switch between them inside the note at any time.

Undo and Redo sit right above the keyboard, and every note reopens exactly where you left off.

🕘 Version history

Changed your mind? Every note keeps its earlier versions on your device. See what changed, highlighted, and bring any version back in one tap.

✅ Notes, tasks and reminders

Keep to-do lists next to your notes. Set a reminder on any note or task — once, or repeating every few hours, days, weeks, months or years — with snooze, so nothing is forgotten.

🏷️ Tags, search and your own order

Group notes with tags and find anything in seconds: the best matches come first.

Sort by date, or drag notes into your own order in the list or the grid.

🔒 Local-first, and it stays that way

The app works fully offline. Notes live on your device.

Google Drive sync is optional and stays off until you sign in — before the first sync you see exactly what would be uploaded, and you confirm it.

Private notes can be protected, including from screenshots.

🛡️ Want full encryption?

Meet Encly, the encrypted, offline successor to My Notes from the same author. Move all your notes, tasks and tags to it in one tap — nothing is deleted from My Notes.

🎨 Six themes

Light, dark and dynamic themes that follow your phone's colours.

📤 Export whenever you want

Save notes as PDF, TXT, HTML or ZIP. Your notes are never locked inside the app.

⚙️ Yours to adjust

Choose how notes open, adjust text size. No ads, no tracking, no notifications you did not ask for.

💛 Free and open source

The app is free. The code is public — anyone can read it or build their own version. Support development only if you want to.