PrivacyNotes beta

Roadmap

Where PrivacyNotes is headed.

PrivacyNotes.app Changelog
  1. Internal security auditShipped

    A thorough in-house review of the crypto and sync paths.

  2. Encrypted web appShipped

    Where it started: zero-knowledge notes, tasks, and journal in the browser.

  3. Import from other appsShipped

    One-click migration from Apple Notes, Standard Notes, Google Keep, Obsidian, Bitwarden, and more.

  4. Burn notesShipped

    Share a note as a self-destructing, client-encrypted link the server can't read.

  5. Open core: encryption publishedShipped

    The encryption layer, schema, and threat model, public so anyone can verify our zero-knowledge claims.

  6. Bug huntShipped

    We invited beta testers to break it, and fixed what they found.

  7. Pro launchShipped

    A one-time purchase unlocks Pro. No subscriptions, just software.

  8. Public demoShipped

    try.privacynotes.app: the full app, no signup, nothing saved.

  9. macOS appShipped

    A native, notarized Mac app with offline-first sync.

  10. Windows appIn progress

    A native desktop app for Windows, built from the same core as macOS.

  11. Linux appIn progress

    A native desktop app for Linux, built from the same core as macOS.

  12. Android appUp next

    A native Android app so your encrypted notes travel with every device you own.

  13. iOS appUp next

    A native iPhone and iPad app with the same end-to-end encryption.

  14. Open the full codebaseAfter 1.0

    Today our encryption core is open core. Once every platform above has shipped, we'll open the entire codebase.

  15. Independent security auditAfter 1.0

    With the full code in the open, we'll bring in an independent firm to audit it end to end.