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Notoo
A local-first workspace + 31 file tools. Nothing uploaded.
Notoo is a private, in-browser workspace — rich docs, markdown, code, drawings and API requests in one file tree, saved on your device. Plus Notoo Tools: 31 PDF and image utilities that run in your tab. No account, no uploads, no page limits, no watermarks.
I wanted one place for a scratch note, a code snippet, a properly formatted doc, a rough wireframe, and an API request. Every app made me pick one and open three more tabs for the rest.
Separately, every "merge a PDF" search ended at a site asking me to upload a contract to a stranger's server — then capping me at three files.
Both problems have the same answer: do the work in the tab. Nothing gets uploaded, because there's nowhere to upload it to.
Notoo is one product with two doors.
Notoo Editor — five editors behind one file tree, and the file extension picks the surface. .doc opens rich text, .md Markdown, .ts the code editor, .draw a canvas, .http an API client. Nothing stands between you and a blank page, and it keeps working with the wifi off.
Sign in and switch on sync if you want it across machines — it's off by default, and nothing leaves your device until you turn it on. Full export whenever you want.
Notoo Tools — 29 free PDF and image tools: merge, split, compress, watermark, protect, convert, crop, resize, blur, annotate, remove backgrounds. Every one runs in your tab. No queue, no page limits, no watermarks, no account.
One honest note: local-first cuts both ways. Clear your browser data and your files go with it — which is why there's a one-click backup, and why I'd rather say that here than have you find out.
I'll be here all day. Which door did you come in through - Editor or Tools? And what file type do you wish worked that doesn't yet?
Notoo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #30 on the daily leaderboard. Notoo is a private, in-browser workspace — rich docs, markdown, code, drawings and API requests in one file tree, saved on your device. Plus Notoo Tools: 31 PDF and image utilities that run in your tab. No account, no uploads, no page limits, no watermarks.
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Robin Singh
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I kept hitting the same wall from two sides.
I wanted one place for a scratch note, a code snippet, a properly formatted doc, a rough wireframe, and an API request. Every app made me pick one and open three more tabs for the rest.
Separately, every "merge a PDF" search ended at a site asking me to upload a contract to a stranger's server — then capping me at three files.
Both problems have the same answer: do the work in the tab. Nothing gets uploaded, because there's nowhere to upload it to.
Notoo is one product with two doors.
Notoo Editor — five editors behind one file tree, and the file extension picks the surface. .doc opens rich text, .md Markdown, .ts the code editor, .draw a canvas, .http an API client. Nothing stands between you and a blank page, and it keeps working with the wifi off.
Sign in and switch on sync if you want it across machines — it's off by default, and nothing leaves your device until you turn it on. Full export whenever you want.
Notoo Tools — 29 free PDF and image tools: merge, split, compress, watermark, protect, convert, crop, resize, blur, annotate, remove backgrounds. Every one runs in your tab. No queue, no page limits, no watermarks, no account.
One honest note: local-first cuts both ways. Clear your browser data and your files go with it — which is why there's a one-click backup, and why I'd rather say that here than have you find out.
I'll be here all day. Which door did you come in through - Editor or Tools? And what file type do you wish worked that doesn't yet?