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Welcome to the CyberNotes Wiki!
CyberNotes is a privacy-focused note-taking application for Windows with rich text, folders, tabs, and floating notes. It stores all data 100% locally using SQL.js (SQLite compiled to WebAssembly), with no cloud, no accounts, and no tracking. Features include a TipTap rich text editor, master password security, auto-lock, and always-on-top desktop floating notes.
Here you can learn about the functions and detailed usage of CyberNotes.
New here? Start with How do you use CyberNotes? for simple everyday examples.
Key Features at a Glance
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Rich Text Editing | TipTap editor with markdown shortcuts, lists, code and media |
| Character Tools | Searchable symbol and Emoji 18.0 pickers with batch insertion |
| Adaptive Workspace | Collapse the sidebar or line-number gutter; menus adapt to the screen |
| Organization | Folders, tabs, floating notes, favorites, drag & drop |
| Security | Master password, auto-lock, privacy shield |
| Customization | 6 themes, glass effects, UI scaling |
| Desktop Integration | System tray, global hotkey, auto-start, suite recommendations |
| Data | Export/import for Markdown, HTML and JSON; local usage statistics |
| Save Feedback | Timestamped save status in the editor and floating notes |
Getting Started
- Download from Releases
- Run the installer
- Create your first note
- Press
Alt+Shift+Nto toggle the window
Document Index
Start Here
- How Do You Use CyberNotes? — Simple everyday examples for new users
Core Features
- Editing: Rich text, markdown shortcuts, tools
- Organization: Folders, tabs, favorites, search
- Security: Password, auto-lock, privacy shield
- Customization: Themes, glass effects, backgrounds
Configuration
- Settings — All configurable options
- Keyboard Shortcuts — Complete shortcut reference
- Installation & Setup — Install, build, auto-start
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