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Plume
No account. No server. Zero outbound requests — verified.
Private, local-first Android notes with zero outbound requests from app code — verified, not asserted. Color-coded cards, checklists with visible progress, visual Markdown and LaTeX, reminders, and photo/voice attachments. No account, no ads, no server. The few KB Android's data screen shows come from Android's own backup and Play Billing — not telemetry. Free tier is the whole app; Pro is one payment, once.
The two complaints I kept hearing about Android notes apps: "too many ads" and "I lost my notes." Plume's answer to both is subtraction — no ads, no account, no server. Your notes are files on your device, not rows in someone else's database. The whole app is under 6 MB.
And the subtraction stops there: Plume matches the big apps feature for feature, and does a few things they don't.
Full-text search + filters by color, date, folder, tag
Reminders — one-time or repeating, with optional full-screen alerts
One-tap export of your entire notebook as a browsable offline site (Pro) — I haven't seen another notes app do this
The free tier is not a trial: no note limit, no time limit, no watermark. Pro is a one-time purchase for the extras — themes, styled PDF/HTML export, that offline site, automatic encrypted backups.
Honest limits: no cloud sync — that's the direct cost of having no account; changing phones means exporting one backup file and importing it. No collab, and closed source: if auditable code matters to you, Standard Notes and Joplin are excellent.
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About Plume on Product Hunt
“No account. No server. Zero outbound requests — verified.”
Plume was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #141 on the daily leaderboard. Private, local-first Android notes with zero outbound requests from app code — verified, not asserted. Color-coded cards, checklists with visible progress, visual Markdown and LaTeX, reminders, and photo/voice attachments. No account, no ads, no server. The few KB Android's data screen shows come from Android's own backup and Play Billing — not telemetry. Free tier is the whole app; Pro is one payment, once.
Plume was featured in Android (57.5k followers), Productivity (660.2k followers) and Notes (8.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 210.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Winston Xie
Hey PH 👋 I'm Winston Xie, solo dev behind Plume.
The two complaints I kept hearing about Android notes apps: "too many ads" and "I lost my notes." Plume's answer to both is subtraction — no ads, no account, no server. Your notes are files on your device, not rows in someone else's database. The whole app is under 6 MB.
And the subtraction stops there: Plume matches the big apps feature for feature, and does a few things they don't.
Full-text search + filters by color, date, folder, tag
Reminders — one-time or repeating, with optional full-screen alerts
Unlimited folders and notes, no paywall
Checklists, photos, drawing, voice notes, Markdown & LaTeX
One-tap export of your entire notebook as a browsable offline site (Pro) — I haven't seen another notes app do this
The free tier is not a trial: no note limit, no time limit, no watermark. Pro is a one-time purchase for the extras — themes, styled PDF/HTML export, that offline site, automatic encrypted backups.
Privacy, verified rather than promised: εxodus reports 0 trackers (https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/app.plume.notes/latest/), and everything works in airplane mode — there's simply nothing to phone home to.
Honest limits: no cloud sync — that's the direct cost of having no account; changing phones means exporting one backup file and importing it. No collab, and closed source: if auditable code matters to you, Standard Notes and Joplin are excellent.
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