A notes app for Windows, Mac and your phone
On Windows, Mac and Linux, ThreadPage runs in the browser and keeps working offline once it has opened, with nothing to install. On your phone it’s an app for iPhone, iPad or Android, and with Plus or Pro the same notes are on all of them.
At a glance
- Plan
- Free Plus adds Sync. Pro adds AI, sharing and full connections.
- Windows
- Edge, Chrome or Firefox. Edge and Chrome can install it as an app.
- Mac
- Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Safari can add it to the Dock.
- Offline
- Opens and saves without internet after its first visit.
Made for a keyboard and a big screen
Install it as an app
Open ThreadPage in Edge or Chrome and install it from the address bar. It opens in its own window, from the Start menu, the taskbar or the Dock.
Keyboard shortcuts
Send a note, format text and make lists from the keyboard, with shortcuts for Windows and Mac.
Views for many projects
Single for one thread, List to see every project, Columns to keep a few side by side, and Focus to write with nothing else on screen.
Notifications
Reminders and replies to your @ requests arrive as browser notifications. Chrome and Firefox must be running; Edge on Windows and Safari on a Mac needn’t be.
Which one fits you
Use the app your computer came with if
- you work on one kind of device and want it in sync for free;
- you draw or write by hand on a touch screen;
- your notes are short and don’t need dates or order.
Try ThreadPage if
- you use Windows at work and an iPhone or Android at home;
- you keep several long projects and lose track of where each one stopped;
- you want one notes app that works the same on any computer.
The same notes on Windows, Mac and your phone
Get the app for iPhone, iPad or Android, or open thread.page in your phone’s browser. With Plus or Pro and Sync on, a note you add on your phone is in the same thread on your computer. ThreadPage for iPhone, iPad and Android
Coming from OneNote or Word?
Export a notebook from OneNote for Windows, or from OneNote on the web with a personal Microsoft account, and import it: sections become folders and pages become threads, with their text, tables and images. Word documents (.docx) import too. Import from OneNote
Questions
Is there a desktop app to download?
No download: ThreadPage runs in the browser. Edge and Chrome can install it as an app with its own window, which you start from the Start menu or the Dock.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Once ThreadPage has opened in a browser, it opens and saves there without internet, and with Plus or Pro your changes sync when you’re back online.
Does it work on Linux?
Yes, in Chrome, Edge or Firefox, with the same features as on Windows and Mac.
Where are my notes kept?
On Free, in the browser you write in, with no account. With Plus or Pro, they’re stored on servers in Europe and encrypted in transit and at rest, but not end to end.
Limits
- On Free, your notes stay in the one browser you write in, and clearing its site data removes them, so export a backup now and then. With Plus or Pro, they sync across your devices.
- On Free, two browsers on one computer keep separate notes.
- There are no locked notes and no end-to-end encryption, so keep passwords out of ThreadPage.
Windows, Mac, Linux, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, iPhone, iPad, Android, OneNote, Microsoft, and Word are the names of their owners. ThreadPage is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Start with one thread.
Free in your browser. No account needed to start.
Project notes: one running log per project
Keep notes, tables and screenshots with each project. Before you switch, leave the next step in its thread. When you return, the context is there.
Free nothing to set upOne running record per client
Keep the brief, your call notes and each agreed change in one client thread. When the work resumes, the latest note tells you what happens next.
Free your own client notes