Fornya Notes

A black-and-white, Notion-style workspace for notes, pages and to-dos that lives in your browser.

Fornya Notes brings a calm, Notion-style workspace to your browser, in strict black and white. Write notes, organize pages, track tasks and clip the web, all without leaving Chrome. Your data stays on your device. A real block editor Text, three heading levels, to-dos, bulleted and numbered lists, quotes, callouts, code blocks, dividers and link cards Type “/” for the block menu, or use markdown shortcuts like “# “, “- “, “[] “ and “> “ Select text to bold, italicize, underline, strike through, mark as code or add a link Drag blocks to reorder them Pages that nest Sub-pages, emoji icons, favorites and breadcrumbs A one-click note for today’s date Trash with restore, so nothing disappears by accident Tasks that stay on top of your day Due dates and priorities Open, Today, Upcoming and Done views Overdue tasks stand out at a glance Capture from anywhere Jot a quick note from the toolbar popup Clip the current page to your Inbox Right-click selected text to save it as a quote with its source Works where you work Toolbar popup for fast capture Full-tab workspace for deep work Browser side panel to take notes next to any page Search and shortcuts Press Ctrl/⌘ + K to search page titles and content, or run commands Alt + Shift + F opens the popup, and Alt + Shift + N opens the workspace Private by design Notes are stored locally in your browser. No account, no tracking, no servers. Export any page as Markdown, or back up and restore everything as JSON. Choose a system, light or dark theme. Single purpose (for the review form) Create, organize and search notes, pages and to-dos inside the browser. Permission justifications storage: saves your notes and tasks locally on your device. contextMenus: adds “Save selection” and “Clip this page” to the right-click menu. activeTab: reads the title and URL of the current tab only when you click “Clip page”. sidePanel: shows your notes in Chrome’s side panel. The extension has no host permissions and sends no data off your device. The privacy-practices form should reflect that.