

Mimiri Notes
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Secure device-synced notepad using AES-GCM-256 encryption to protect confidential data. Features include a tree-structure for note organization, historical changes tracking, and collaboration options. Supports all major platforms with cloud sync and offline access.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source (GPL-2.0)
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Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Self-Hosted
- Snapcraft
- Google Chrome
- Flathub
- Flatpak
- Mozilla Firefox
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Criteria I look for universally for my lists are as follows:
— Open source code: publicly audited
— Privacy-focus: minimal data collection, encryption by default
— Security-focus: 2FA available, encryption by default
— Zero Knowledge end-to-end encryption (E2EE) when appropriate
— Cross-platform or progressive web apps (PWAs) + cloud backup/sync
— Freemium subscription model, so basic features are always available for free
— Oligarchy / Big Tech alternative
— Absence of “dark” or deceptive patterns
Criteria specifically for this list:
— Established companies with a strong reputation
— Provides a “it just works” experience for the user: minimal configuration, user friendly
— Features available can easily replace Big Tech’s popular apps








Comments and Reviews
Been using it for a while - love it, thanks! Especially being able to securely share credentials within our team is a cool feature.
Not sure about this one. The free version only allows you 10 Mb. That's right – you have to pay (subscribe) for more storage. And why can't I choose a nice font?
Hi there, since we currently only allow text content, 10 MB is actually really a lot of data, you will likely never run into a limitation there on the free version.
We are not pushing anyone to a subscription - all features are available in the free version - the subscription tear primarily exists if you would like to support future development.
Under Settings - Fonts you can choose another font you like, there's quite a selection of fonts available, however we do tend to favor mono-spaced fonts at the moment. If you do have a font installed on your system you would prefer to use instead note that there is a "custom" option at the bottom of the list - allowing you to use any font you would like.
hard to self-host
Hi Buktopbi4, we’re fully aware that while the server is open source, we need to improve the documentation significantly to make self-hosting a realistic option. We’ve simply been prioritizing other things so far, but the more demand there is, the higher it may move up our prio list - so thanks for the feedback :)
Simplistic note-sharing program that logs time automatically. Share with other Mimori Note users. Camera icon would make you think it has image capabability, but it is just to signify shared notes. Not sure of the place of Mimiri in the modern world of fancy messengers that have image capability.