Rich notes
Headings, lists, checklists, quotes, links, and code blocks. The note looks like the thought, not a wall of plain text.
Your Digital Notes;
Write it once. Find it when it matters.
A digital notebook for rich writing, markdown, folders, and private sharing. Your next draft stays one click away.
An email code opens your account. Twenty notes are free. Upgrade only when the library outgrows the draft folder.
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Launch checklist
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Open with an email code
No password to remember. The notebook is ready after one inbox check.
02
Write the way the thought arrives
A rich editor for structure, or markdown when you want the source.
03
Hand someone exactly the access they need
A public link or a private invite. View or edit. Revoke it when the share should end.
The workspace
Every tool you reach for while a note is still warm.
Nottuk is built around the loop you already have: capture, shape, file, and send. The pieces below are in the product today.
Markdown, live
Write in markdown and flip to a live preview without leaving the note. Same document, two ways to see it.
Autosave
Nottuk saves when you pause. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, and the sentence is still there.
Folders
Group work the way you already think about it. Free starts in a draft folder. Pro adds nested folders.
Tags
Mark a note with the words you already use. Tags sit on the card so you can recognize it before you open it.
Search
Filter the home view as you type. The note you half-remember is a few letters away.
Favorites and pins
Pin what you reopen every day. Favorite the rest so the important notes stay near the top.
Trash
Delete moves a note to trash. Restore it until you are sure, then clear it for good.
Sharing with a boundary
Send a public link or a private email invite. Choose view or edit, and revoke the link when the share should end.
Folder invites
Share a whole folder with someone by email. They get view or edit access to that slice of your library.
A workspace that feels like yours
Light, dark, or system. Tint the interface cyan, emerald, amber, violet, or rose.
Email code, then you are in
No password to invent or reset. Enter your email, type the code, and the notebook opens.
Writing
Two editors. One note. Nothing lost between them.
Shape a page with the rich editor: headings, lists, checklists, quotes, links, and code. When you want the source, switch to markdown and keep a live preview beside the draft.
- Bold, italic, underline, strike, and two heading levels
- Checklists you can tick as the work moves
- Autosave so the last sentence survives a closed laptop
Meeting notes
Markdown · preview# Monday
- Ship the share dialog
- Pin the launch note
> Decide view vs edit
Monday
- Ship the share dialog
- Pin the launch note
Decide view vs edit
Library
- All notes24
- Favorites6
- Productfolder
- Shared with me3
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Library
A home view that knows what you came back for.
Search narrows the list as you type. Pins and favorites lift the notes you touch every day. Folders hold the rest, and trash keeps a delete from being final.
Free includes 20 notes in a draft folder. Pro adds 100 notes and nested folders. Pro Max removes the note cap.
Pricing
Start free. Pay when the library needs more room.
Prepaid monthly or yearly. Yearly includes two months free. Plans do not renew on their own.
Free
$0to start
Enough room to learn whether Nottuk is the notebook you will keep.
- Up to 20 notes
- Draft folder
- Rich text and markdown
- Sharing included
Pro
$3/month
The plan for a real library: more notes, and folders with depth.
- Up to 100 notes
- 10 folders, 3 levels deep
- Everything in Free
- Yearly includes 2 months free
Pro Max
$10/month
When the archive is the product. No note cap, and room to nest deeply.
- Unlimited notes
- 50 folders, 10 levels deep
- Everything in Pro
- Yearly includes 2 months free
Live prices and the yearly total are on the pricing page.
Open the notebook
The note you will need tomorrow should already be written.
Create an account with your email. Write the first note before the tab gets crowded with something else.