Store private notes that are encrypted in your browser before they ever
reach the server. Notes are saved under a passphrase; only that
passphrase can read them back. You may save a second, independent set of
notes under a different passphrase. Notes saved under one passphrase are
invisible to anyone who knows only the other, and the stored data looks
the same whether or not a second set exists.
Encryption and decryption happen entirely in your browser using
PBKDF2-SHA256 and AES-256-GCM, both resistant to quantum attack. Your
passphrases and notes never leave this device, and the server cannot
tell how many passphrases you have set or what any of them protect. If
you forget a passphrase, the notes saved under it cannot be recovered.
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The decoy site is enabled on this instance, so a deniable passphrase is
required. Set a second passphrase below that differs from the first. If
you are ever forced to open this account, enter the second passphrase:
it opens only the notes saved under it and reveals nothing about the
first set. The server cannot verify this and never learns either
passphrase.