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contents/data.db: all your posts, categories and tags are saved in this SQLite database.

contents/uploads: all your images are saved here.

You can backup your data by copy this folder to another directory.

Just drag image into the editor. TimyNote will automatically compress your image, and save it to local storage.

If you have any issues, you can post on Github.

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Roadmap of TimyNote

TimyNote is an open souce note-taking web application that requires no installation and can be used in any browser. With TimyNote, you can write down your daily study or work note in a browser tab. It
About the business model of TimyNote

Yes! TimyNote is free software, but we still need to find a way to cover the development expenses.We understand that open-source is a good approach, but it is not sustainable in the long run. Therefor
TimyNote user mannual

Where is my data saved?contents/data.db: all your posts, categories and tags are saved in this SQLite database. contents/uploads: all your images are saved here.How to backup my data?You can backup yo
LocalNote was renamed as "TimyNote"

"LocalNote" is a simple name. We love this name. But there are too many LocalNote on the Internet, so we have to change "LocalNote" to TimyNote.
How to upgrade TimyNote?

As we introduced in the previous post, all your content (including posts, pages, templates, categories, and tags) is stored in the contents folder under the root directory of TimyNote.If you want to u