Meeting Notes — at a glance

Type meeting notes in markdown with live preview, share the URL with attendees afterwards, and export the minutes as Markdown or PDF (Pro). One note per meeting, pinned and color-tagged in the sidebar for easy retrieval.

Why use Toolenza for this?

Notion and Confluence are powerful, but for a one-off meeting they're overhead. Quick Notes is the in-between: structure good enough for clean minutes (headings, bullets, action items as checkboxes), share-by-URL good enough for any audience, and export good enough that the minutes survive Toolenza.

A distraction-free notepad that speaks markdown

Quick Notes is what a programmer's brain wants when they need to jot something down: a clean text pane on the left, a rendered preview on the right, keyboard shortcuts for everything, and no "sign up to keep writing" wall. Open the URL, start typing, and your words save themselves to your browser as you go.

It supports the markdown features you actually use — headings, bold, italic, lists, task lists with checkboxes, blockquotes, inline code, code blocks, links — without trying to be a full word processor. The split view shows your source on the left and the formatted result on the right; Focus mode strips everything to a single column for serious writing; and the sidebar manages multiple notes you can search, pin, tag with a color, or duplicate.

Made for

• Daily journaling — open the same note every morning and add the date as an H2
• Meeting notes — capture an agenda, take notes, share the URL with attendees afterwards
• Drafting blog posts or emails — write in markdown, copy the HTML out, paste anywhere
• Code snippets — fenced code blocks render with syntax styling
• Research collection — one note per topic, pin the active research to the top
• Standup prep — keep one note per teammate, update it before the call
• README drafting — write your README in the preview pane, then copy it over

How it stays out of your way

There's no save button. There's no "are you sure you want to leave?" modal. There's no account signup blocking the editor. Notes save to your browser's localStorage every 350ms and to your Toolenza account in the background if you're on Pro. Ctrl+B bolds, Ctrl+I italicises, Ctrl+N spins up a new note, F toggles Focus mode. The export menu hands you Markdown, HTML, plain text, or PDF in one click.

Privacy

Free users' notes live in their browser only and never reach our servers. Pro users opt into cross-device sync (notes stored against your account, encrypted in transit). We never read the contents — they're opaque payloads to us.