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Stickies keeps a lightweight deck of sticky notes docked to the right edge of your Windows screen. Thin pill at rest, fans out on approach. Hardware DPAPI encrypted, under 20MB RAM, no account, zero telemetry.
I built stickies.lol because I was tired of sticky note apps that felt like full-blown word processors. I just wanted something lightweight that stayed out of my way until I needed it.
So I built a deck of notes that lives at the edge of your screen.
At rest, it's a thin 12pt pill docked to the right edge. Hover over it, and your notes fan out with a 45ms stagger. Click to open, type freely with markdown and slash commands, and your changes auto-save with hardware-tied DPAPI encryption.
What makes it different: ✦ Under 20MB RAM - built with Rust + Tauri v2, not Electron ✦ Zero telemetry - no analytics, no trackers, no background SDKs ✦ No account required - your notes live in a local SQLite file, encrypted, never touching a server ✦ Slash commands - /todo, /standup, /calc, /meeting, /clean, and more ✦ One network call ever - license activation via Polar.sh. That's it.
I'd genuinely love your feedback - especially on whether the edge-docking feels natural on your setup. Happy to answer questions about the tech stack, privacy choices, or anything else!
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About Stickies.lol on Product Hunt
“A lightweight sticky notes app for Windows”
Stickies.lol was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #131 on the daily leaderboard. Stickies keeps a lightweight deck of sticky notes docked to the right edge of your Windows screen. Thin pill at rest, fans out on approach. Hardware DPAPI encrypted, under 20MB RAM, no account, zero telemetry.
Stickies.lol was featured in Windows (12.8k followers) and Productivity (660.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 163.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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I built stickies.lol because I was tired of sticky note apps that felt like full-blown word processors. I just wanted something lightweight that stayed out of my way until I needed it.
So I built a deck of notes that lives at the edge of your screen.
At rest, it's a thin 12pt pill docked to the right edge. Hover over it, and your notes fan out with a 45ms stagger. Click to open, type freely with markdown and slash commands, and your changes auto-save with hardware-tied DPAPI encryption.
What makes it different:
✦ Under 20MB RAM - built with Rust + Tauri v2, not Electron
✦ Zero telemetry - no analytics, no trackers, no background SDKs
✦ No account required - your notes live in a local SQLite file, encrypted, never touching a server
✦ Slash commands - /todo, /standup, /calc, /meeting, /clean, and more
✦ One network call ever - license activation via Polar.sh. That's it.
Pricing: $4.99 one-time. 3 devices. 7-day unrestricted trial (no credit card). Free lifetime updates.
I'd genuinely love your feedback - especially on whether the edge-docking feels natural on your setup. Happy to answer questions about the tech stack, privacy choices, or anything else!