Everything, all at once
No calendars, no databases, no integrations to wire up. A drawer doesn't try to be the whole desk — it just holds what you put in it.
somewhere to put it down, so your head doesn't have to carry it
one page for today, a drawer of stacks for everything after — write like it's paper, because paper never asked you to sign up
free · no sign-up · works on any device
most apps want to organise your whole life. hushpad gives you three quiet places to put it — today, everything after, and whatever you tagged along the way
Today
a page for today — and only today
Every morning starts empty. Write what's actually on your mind, tick off what's actually due, and when tomorrow comes it gets its own page too — while today's is still one flip away, not cleared and gone.
Today is Wednesday, September 23
today's note
today's tasks
A fresh page every morning
Unfinished tasks follow you forward
Every day you've written stays put — flip back any time
Desk
a drawer for everything that isn't today
Projects, trips, recipes, the gift list you'll need in December — each gets its own stack. Nothing in here is urgent. That's the whole point of a drawer.
A stack for every part of life
Drag anything, anywhere — mouse or thumb
A note becomes a checklist, and back, any time
Tags
everything you tagged, remembered for you
Type #dentist once, in passing, inside today's note. Weeks later, open Tags and there it is — dated, in one place, next to every other time you mentioned it.
what hushpad refuses to become
Something that writes for you
Paper never finished your sentence for you either. Want a second opinion? Export everything as Markdown and bring it to whatever you trust.
A guilt machine
No streaks to break, no score dropping while you're away. Skip a week and hushpad won't have an opinion about it.
a calmer way to get things down
hushpad runs right in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and nothing to pay — now, or ever.
price
$0/forever
accounts
0/needed
trackers
0/ever
questions you might ask
Who is hushpad for?
Anyone with a head full of loose ends and a drawer they keep meaning to sort. If you like the feel of writing something down and being done with it, it's for you.
How is it different from a to-do app?
To-do apps want you to manage projects. hushpad gives you one page for today, a drawer of stacks for everything after, and a dated trail of every #tag in between. Less structure, more room to think.
Does today's page really stay forever?
Yes — that's the one thing we changed on purpose. Most daily-note apps clear the page each morning. hushpad keeps every day you've written, so flipping back to last Tuesday works exactly like flipping back in a real notebook.
Is it a notes app or a task manager?
Both. Any card can be a free-form note or a checklist, and you can turn one into the other from its menu.
Where are my notes stored?
In your own browser, on your device. Nothing is sent to a server. To move to another device or keep a safe copy, use "Download backup" in the app menu and restore it anywhere.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It's built to work on phones, tablets and desktops. On touch screens, press and hold a card's label to drag it.
How do tags work?
Type a # followed by a word, like #ideas or #home, anywhere in a note or task. Tags are highlighted as you type, and the Tags tab turns them into a dated timeline per topic — so a line jotted in passing is easy to find again, long after the day it was written.
What happens to tasks I don't finish?
They come with you. When a new day starts, anything left unchecked moves into today's list, marked with the day it came from.
Is there a dark mode?
Yes. It follows your system setting by default, and you can switch it any time from the top bar.
put it down. it'll still be there.
no sign-up, no setup — just a blank page and a drawer, waiting.