Sticky notes that stay yours.

It's a notes app for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Every card you write is a Markdown file in a folder you own — iCloud keeps them in sync across your devices. No server needs a copy of your notes.

What you actually get

A folder of files, not a database.

Open the Stiicky folder in Finder and everything is right there: one .md file per note. Edit them in any editor. Back them up like anything else.

stiicky/
├── personal/
│   ├── Roast times.md
│   ├── Bike tune-up.md
│   └── Reading list.md
└── work/
    ├── Q4 planning.md
    ├── Standup notes.md
    └── Google Tasks.md          #gtasks

If you want a server

One that holds as little as it possibly can.

Some things need something awake when your phone isn't: a share link that keeps working, an integration that polls while you're asleep. So we built an optional server. It isn't a copy of all your notes. It holds notes that have been shared, the auth tokens for integrations you connect, and cards on their way to your device. Nothing else.

Rather run it yourself? You can. It's one Docker container with one data volume, connected to the same app.

What that gets you

The parts a folder can't do on its own.

Share a note with a link

Send someone a link and the note opens in Stiicky on their iPhone, iPad or Mac. Change your mind, revoke it, and their copy goes with it.

Tasks that stay in sync

Connect Google Tasks or Apple Reminders and each list shows up as a card you can tick off. Checking a box here completes the task over there too, not just in Stiicky.

Notes that show up on their own

Save a Slack message to Stiicky straight from the message menu. Granola meeting notes land as cards when the meeting ends.

Ask Claude about your notes

You can let Claude read and write the notes you choose to share with it. It's per workspace, and it's off until you turn it on.