Editor

Sometimes you just want a place to type without an app asking you three questions, demanding an account and then showing an onboarding tour. The Editor is exactly that: a text field that is there instantly, remembers everything and stays out of the way. You open it, write, and the rest happens in the background.

You are not limited to a single note. Create several notes, switch between them, rename them. The first line becomes the title automatically, so your list stays tidy without extra effort. Shopping list, meeting notes, half a blog post - all side by side.

If you write with structure, turn on Markdown: headings, lists, bold and italic with a few keystrokes. If you just want plain text, ignore it and type away. The Editor forces no format on you.

Find and replace is built in, including a match count and jumping from hit to hit. For the long text where a name is consistently misspelled, or the note you want to scan quickly. On top of that the Editor shows you live how many words and lines you have written.

Saving happens without a save button. Every two seconds your text lands locally in the browser. When you are signed in, your note also syncs to your Aktenschrank, into a dedicated folder called Editor, so it shows up across devices and sits in the backup. A closed tab costs you nothing.

Finished notes download as a TXT or MD file to hand off or open elsewhere. The Editor starts in guest mode without an account and works offline - a simple thing that stays simple.