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First release. • Type at the prompt, hit return: saved. • grep every note as you type, #tags included. • Plain-text checklists with [ ] and [x]. • Terminal and Paper themes, monospace type. • Offline, no account. Export as a Markdown .zip.
Notes at a command line, like a hacker. Type, return, grep it later. Offline.
Terminal Notes puts a command line where your notes live. Type at the prompt, hit return, and it is saved. Need it back? grep it. Monospace type, dark terminal colors and a blinking cursor: every note looks like it came from someone who knows exactly what they are doing. $ write • The app opens on a live prompt. Type, hit return. No titles, no folders, no friction. • Type on the last line of a note to append to it. • Plain-text checklists with [ ] and [x]. Tap a box to tick it. • Optional timestamps on every append, for a dev log, a work log or a journal. • Home screen shortcuts jump straight to a new note or a search. $ grep • Search runs as you type, across every note, with matches highlighted. • Tag notes with #hashtags and filter by tag. • Pin what matters, star what you reach for, file the rest into collections. • Deleted notes go to Trash, so you can bring them back. • The previous version of every note is kept, so a bad edit is one tap from undone. $ theme • A menu bar like a desktop OS: Notes, Search, View. Every command is one tap away, sized for thumbs. • Terminal for dark, Paper for light, or Auto to follow your phone. • Clean monospace type and a cursor that blinks while it waits for you. $ offline • Local-first: your notes stay on your phone. No account, no sign-up, no cloud. Works offline. • Export everything as a .zip of Markdown files. Import .txt, .md or a Terminal Notes .zip. • Share a note as plain text or as an image. Snippets, commands you always forget, ideas, to-dos, meeting notes, a daily log. Terminal Notes is a notepad for anyone who wants their notes to look sharp and their tools to stay out of the way.
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Google Play only. Downloads from daily Top free ranks (or the store's install count); in-app revenue from Top grossing ranks, calibrated on AppTweak's US estimates, or else from downloads; ads from public ad benchmarks. Not reported figures.