KillerNotes
An encrypted notepad for techs: rich notes with images and tables, instant full-text search, and the whole database locked with AES-256.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
- Support for Themes
Features
- Automatic Backup
- Subtasks
- Dark Mode
- File Tagging
- Encrypted Backup
- Support for MarkDown
- Works Offline
- Portable
- No registration required
- Full-Text Search
- No Tracking
- Ad-free
- SQLite
- Encrypted Notes
- Rich Text Editor
KillerNotes News & Activities
Recent activities
Akif-Mansoor added KillerNotes as alternative to NotesDB
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to Reor
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to Dynalist
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to KDE BasKet
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to Blinko
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to NeverWrite
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to Turtl
twomasc added KillerNotes as alternative to Taskpile
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to GoodNotes
StevetheKiller added KillerNotes as alternative to VNote
KillerNotes information
Developed by
SteveTheKiller Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
Alternatives
48 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
- Bengali
- Czech
- Spanish
- French
- Chinese
- Japanese
- Turkish
- German
AlternativeTo Categories
Backup & Sync, Office & Productivity, File ManagementGitHub repository
- 26 Stars
- 2 Forks
- 4 Open Issues
- Updated
What is KillerNotes?
KillerNotes is a notepad for people who keep working notes: client details, half-finished scripts, the command that fixed it last time. Instead of eighty Notepad tabs and a folder of stray .txt files, everything lives in one searchable database that opens instantly.
Notes are rich text with inline images and real tables, not markdown you have to preview. Full-text search covers every note as you type, and notes organize into tags and nested groups rather than one flat list.
The entire database is encrypted with SQLCipher AES-256, not individual notes bolted on top, so nothing readable is sitting on disk. Password protection for the whole database is optional, so it stays out of your way if you do not need it.
Any note tears off as a shareable .knote file, which is the whole note including its images and formatting in one file you can send someone.
Ships as a single signed portable executable. No installer, no runtime to chase, no account, no sync service, no subscription, and no telemetry of any kind. Nothing leaves your machine. Free and open source under GPLv3. Ten interface languages.