Cyanote
Notes, tasks and habits in one Mac app
What it does
Notes, to-dos, calendar, habits and clipboard history in one Mac app. Everything lives in a database on your own computer — no account, no cloud, no telemetry. $10 once, free updates for life. macOS 12+, notarized. Windows coming, same purchase.
Notes, to-dos, calendar, habits and a system-wide clipboard manager in one Mac app. $4.99 once, no subscription, no account. Everything stays on your Mac.
Five subscriptions’ worth of app, bought once for $4.99. Everything stays on your Mac — no account, no sync. Windows: coming soon. Built and in testing — the Mac version is on sale now, and one $4.99 purchase covers both. Cyanote is a desktop app. Open this page on your Mac to download it. Five subscriptions, five windows, five places your week ends up. Cyanote is a one-time-purchase Mac app that combines notes, to-dos, a calendar, habit tracking and a system-wide clipboard manager in a single window. Everything is stored locally on your own Mac: there is no account to create, no sync service, and no subscription. It costs $4.99 once and runs on macOS 12 or later. Every copy kept in a…from cyanote.app
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