This is a mobile-first Progressive Web App that puts a single input field between you and a notepad. Create, color, and organize your notes. Access them from any device. This app is a useful tool for anyone who frequently moves, or needs access to, unmemorizable textual information from a variety of computers or devices. IT professionals should find it especially handy.
Visit anonynote.org to use the application.
Anonynote is a certified Progressive Web App, scoring between 90% - 100% in all categories on Google's Lighthouse.
Like all Progressive Web Apps, it is designed to function even when you are offline. Install it to the home screen on your mobile device, tablet, or even desktop computer (running Chrome) to take advantage of this feature.
I keep numerous notepads for different purposes.
One notepad is a to-do list for my current job. I re-order, check off, and delete things as I complete them.
I manage 40+ computers at my office. I frequently utilize disposable notepads for things like serial numbers and long URLs that I need to access on a dozen computers at a time.
I store bits of code in another notepad. Miscellaneous code always comes in handy for a developer.
My partner and I share a grocery list. Previously, we used post-it notes. Now, we can both carry around the grocery list on our phones. If there's no cell reception at the store, it works offline and can be synced later.
What could you use Anonynote for?
Anonynote began life in 2014 on Peterscene 1.0, the first iteration of my personal website. I was constantly emailing myself data to access on other computers, and created this app out of that need. After continued use, I decided to spin it off onto its own website.
It went through design and feature upgrades for a few years, but went through a significant overhaul in 2019 to make it a Progressive Web App.