Sticky Notes
Draggable notes board — add, edit, rearrange, and export
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Click "Add Note" to start
Notes are session-only — not saved to any server
About the Sticky Notes Board
This sticky notes board lets you add coloured notes, drag them anywhere and arrange them spatially. Notes stay in your browser rather than on a server, so nothing is uploaded and no account is needed.
Online sticky notes suit thinking that is not a list. A to-do list forces a single order, while notes on a board can be grouped, clustered and moved around — which is why physical sticky notes survive in offices full of project software.
Spatial arrangement carries meaning that ordering cannot. Related items sit near each other, priorities move to the top, and a rough cluster becomes a category without anyone naming it first. That is the point of the format.
Notes are stored in your browser rather than on a server, which means no account and nothing uploaded — and also means they are tied to this browser on this device. Anything you cannot afford to lose belongs somewhere more permanent.
How to use the Sticky Notes Board
- Add a note. Create a note and type into it.
- Pick a colour. Use colour to distinguish categories or priorities.
- Drag it into place. Arrange notes spatially, grouping related ones together.
- Come back later. Notes persist in this browser on this device.
Sticky Notes Board features
- Add coloured notes and drag them anywhere on the board
- Six colours for grouping or priority
- Notes are restored when you come back
- Copy every note out as plain text
- Delete notes individually
- Kept in your browser only; nothing is uploaded
Frequently asked questions
Are my notes saved?
Yes — the board is kept in this browser's local storage and restored when you return. That also means it is tied to this browser on this device: it does not follow you to your phone, and clearing site data or browsing privately will lose it.
Can I use this with my team?
No. There is no sharing, syncing or multi-user editing — the board exists only in your own browser. Copy the notes out as text if you need to send them to someone.
Why a board rather than a list?
Because a list forces a single order, and a board does not. Related items can sit near each other, priorities can move to the top, and a rough cluster becomes a category without anyone having to name it first.
How do I get my notes out?
There is a copy action that puts every note on the clipboard as plain text, separated so they stay readable. Paste that wherever the notes need to end up.
Should I keep anything important here?
Nothing you cannot afford to lose. It is stored in one browser with no backup, so treat it as a thinking space rather than a system of record.