Keep and manage notes anytime, anywhere

A notepad you use right in your browser.
Notes are saved on the server, so what you wrote at the office is there at home and on your phone too.

Features

Notes are saved on the server, so any device shows the same content.

Searches the whole text, not just titles, so it finds words deep in long notes.

Sort notes into groups by color and show only one color in the list.

Shares the same notes with Nemo, the Windows memo program.

Wide screens show the list and editor side by side; narrow screens show one at a time.

Switches between light and dark automatically to match your device.

Sign in with your Kilho.net account.
Press New memo and enter a title and text. If you leave the title empty, the first line becomes the title.
Press Save or Ctrl+S (⌘+S on a Mac).

Press Tab in the text box to indent.
With many notes, use color filter and search together to find things fast.
Sort the list by newest or by title.

The same notes as Web Memo, on your desktop

See Nemo

Web Memo is freeware.
Kilho.net members can use it for free anywhere — at work, at home, in government offices and schools.
There are no charges by storage size and no payments asked for after a trial period.

Is Web Memo free?

Yes. Kilho.net members can use it for free anywhere.

Can others see my notes?

No. Notes are visible only in your own signed-in account. There is no feature for sharing notes with others.

Is there a limit on the number of notes?

There is no limit on the number. The list shows up to your 3,000 most recent notes, and each note can hold tens of thousands of characters.

Does it save automatically?

No. Save with the Save button or Ctrl+S. If you try to leave without saving, it lets you know.

Can I attach photos or files?

No. Web Memo handles text notes only.

How do I use it with Nemo?

Sign in with the same Kilho.net account. Notes written in Nemo show up in Web Memo, and changes made in Web Memo show up in Nemo.