PrivacyNotes
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What both publish
| Fact | PrivacyNotes | SealNotes |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | The clients encrypt note data locally with XChaCha20-Poly1305 before synchronization. | The README says note text is encrypted client-side using AES-256 before storage, and only encrypted data is stored on the server. |
| Integrations | Sign-in can use Google, Apple or GitHub, while Bitwarden, browser passwords and browser bookmarks have import paths. | The maker page opened does not list integrations. |
| Product | PrivacyNotes is an end-to-end encrypted personal workspace for notes, tasks, files, a vault, journals, and bookmarks. | SealNotes is an end-to-end encrypted web-based notepad for storing and managing notes. |
| Self-hosting | The client is downloadable and open source, but the hosted sync backend is not offered as a self-hosted deployment. | The repository includes instructions for setting up and running the project locally. |
PrivacyNotes plans
- FreeFree
- 1 GB storage add-on$4.80 a year
- 2 GB storage add-on$8.40 a year
- 5 GB storage add-on$18 a year
- Pro$48, paid once
SealNotes plans
No prices published.
Pick PrivacyNotes if…
PrivacyNotes may suit people who want an offline-capable workspace with encrypted sync and several import options. Its self-custody setup is for users prepared to safeguard their recovery phrase.
Pick SealNotes if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.