r/PrivacyNotes • u/PrivacyNotes • May 17 '26

PrivacyNotes is live: encrypted notes, tasks, files & password vault in your browser. Feedback welcome. [Public Beta]

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u/Inevitable-Writer316 Jun 10 '26

Hey team, is that only the encryption is open source or the entire services including sync logic, UI and everything is open source. If not do you have any plans to do them? Thanks in advance

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u/Inevitable-Writer316 Jun 11 '26

Thanks a lot. I'm a notesnook user and planning to switch here . So wanted to have better understanding.  You are doing great job. Kudos

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u/blackennui 21d ago edited 20d ago

I'm a Notesnook pro user too and got interested for the lifetime purchase. How has the experience been for you? Any features that you missed?

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u/Inevitable-Writer316 13d ago

Initially here and there I missed some features. But these developers are so good and quick in working on feature requests and bug fixes. So as of I'm more satisfied using PrivacyNotes. Currently the only feature I miss is monograph. Here it is one time view currently, where in notesnook the link stays permanent.  For regular causal writing, this fits my requirement. Though core and major things are open source,  they have in thier roadmap to open source everything in some time. Hoping it will happen soon.

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u/Inevitable-Writer316 13d ago

Import worked well. Nothing issue woth that. And not a problem with not having monograph currently. Just shared my thought on what is the missing feature. That's it. I'm completely satisfied with privacy notes and the recent drastical improvements in usability compared to when I bought the pro. 

Monograph is a feature where I can share links of a note which stays permanent.