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FAQ

Yes — the Free plan includes the full editor, local storage and ~100 MB of sync. Paid plans add multi-device sync, unlimited attachments and your own storage. See Plans & billing.

Yes. mashnote is local-first: everything is stored on your device and stays available offline, then syncs in the background when you’re online. See Local-first & sync.

Yes, in one click. Export everything to Markdown, HTML or ENEX (and a self-contained Markdown ZIP) whenever you want. See Export your data.

OCR runs on-device, and your notes are yours to export. Standard server-side security applies, and sync is designed so end-to-end encryption can be added later. See Privacy & security.

Yes — create a read-only share link, and anyone with the link can view it. Signed-in recipients can save a copy to their Inbox. See Share links.

Yes — import .enex exports, plus Markdown and Obsidian/Joplin-style Markdown ZIPs. See Migrate to mashnote.

Web (PWA), desktop (macOS & Windows) and iOS, with Android on the way. See Platforms.

mashnote launched personal and is architected for teams. On the roadmap:

  • Web clipper — save pages into your Inbox.
  • Collaboration — shared notebooks, roles, invite links, presence and @mention on checklists.
  • Team plan — per-seat billing when collaboration unlocks.
  • Version history — surfaced as a paid feature, built on the sync engine’s snapshots.

See Workspaces for how the team-ready architecture works.