noapps.
All of it in here. None of it anywhere else.
no account · no cloud · no server
noappsThe one app you keep after deleting the ten that promised to fix your life.
A hard drive is safe, but unsorted.
A cloud is sorted, but it is not yours.
noapps is the sorted hard drive.
Notes, journal, files, images, contacts, tracker, tools and a vault. It runs offline. It has no account. It has no server. Nothing leaves the device unless you send it.
noapps has no hidden folder and no wrong password. Content disappears behind a word you choose. Type the right word and it opens. Type anything else and nothing happens. No error, no hint, no sign that anything is here.
There is no list of paths and no place the word is written down. What lies behind a path is encrypted on the device, and a backup carries only that sealed form. Without the word, nobody opens it. Including us.
Your things are not behind a door. There is no door.
That is the feature.
One tap produces a single file. A real ZIP with everything in it.
Inside sits an index.html that shows your entire record as readable pages, in any browser, on any computer, offline, with the app deleted.
An import brings all of it onto a new device. That is not a promise in the fine print. It is a button.
With Lifetime, the backup keeps itself current without you thinking about it, and the export gains a designed archive: an offline website with navigation, one page per entry, books as registers, images embedded, and a print version. Both open in any browser, without internet and without our app.
Everything lives on your device. Nothing needs an account, nothing needs to be online, nothing scrolls forever.
Offline, no account, your own lock, encryption on the device, and an export you can leave with at any time.
No subscriptions, no accounts, no ads, no servers.
Built by a security company. Secure Standards GmbH, Germany.