Share this dot
The link holds the note itself (compressed). Nothing is uploaded.
Seven Dots is open in a little pop-up window. Close it to bring everything back here.
Drag this button to your bookmarks bar. Click it on any web page to send the selected text (or the page title and link) to a dot.
Or link straight in:
Everything stays in this browser. No account, no server.
Seven Dots gives you seven coloured dots, and each dot is one persistent scratchpad note. Name them, switch between plain and rich text, lock a dot so it's read only, drag or send text between dots, and share a note as an image card or a reader link.
Everything stays in this browser's local storage. There is no account and no server; use Back up in Settings to save a JSON file you can restore later.
You can share a dot as a card image, or as a reader link. The link carries the note itself, compressed into the URL, so nothing is uploaded.
Yes. Switch a dot from Plain to Rich for headings, bold, lists, checklists, quotes, code, links and simple tables. Tick off every task on a checklist and the dot celebrates.
Yes. Set a one-off or daily reminder for a dot. It rings while the page is open in a tab; for something you can't miss, add the reminder to your calendar as well.
A bookmarklet in Settings that sends the selected text, or the page title and link, from any web page straight into a dot of your choice.
Made by Yuzool. Seven is plenty.
The link holds the note itself (compressed). Nothing is uploaded.
Tip: on a computer you can drag selected text straight onto a dot. Hold Alt to copy instead of move.
Add it to the end of:
Seven Dots rings while it's open in a tab, with a system notification if you allow one. A web page can't wake itself once it's closed, so for a reminder you can't miss, add it to your calendar too.