cozynote.app
K-Pop, K-Food, K-Beauty — and now, K-Style Notes.

A cozy place
for your thoughts

Write and organize notes, sheets and a diary in one place. Keep what matters safe with PIN lock and sealing.

Works in your PC and phone browser — nothing to install
CozyNote CozyNote mobile
K-Style Notes

Beautifully simple. Thoughtfully Korean.

An alternative to heavy, complicated note apps you have to learn and set up. Like K-Pop, K-Food and K-Beauty, CozyNote is carefully polished, with nothing extra — open it and start writing, search and find it right away.

01

Light

Nothing to install and no manual to study. Open your browser and start writing.

02

Tidy

The features you use most are within reach. Everything else is one Ctrl+K away.

03

Solid

Light does not mean flimsy. PIN lock and sealing, encrypted in your own browser, keep important writing safe.

Organize

The note you need, right there

Sort broadly with folders and group across them with tags. Keep favorites close; deleted notes stay in the trash for 30 days. Search covers titles, text and even attached file names — type #tag to gather notes with that tag.

  • Folders · tags · favorites · trash (kept 30 days · restore)
  • Drag notes to other folders · duplicate them
  • A tag cloud where frequent tags look bigger
  • Search titles, text, file names — or #tags
  • Recently edited first — continue where you left off
The note you need, right there The note you need, right there
Editor

Everything you want, in one note

From everyday formatting, tables and checklists to syntax-highlighted code blocks, math, photos and videos — all in one note. Titles fill in from your first line, and pasting a URL turns it into a link card with title, description and image.

  • Fonts · sizes · colors · tables · checklists
  • Code blocks in 36 languages — highlight · copy
  • Math (KaTeX) · photos · YouTube · Vimeo
  • Link cards from URLs, links between notes
  • Insert date · time (Ctrl+D · Ctrl+T)
Everything you want, in one note Everything you want, in one note
Templates

Start from a template

Notes you write in the same shape every time — meeting notes, weekly reports, trip plans — can start from a template. Pick one and a new note opens with the title and body already in place. Tag any of your notes #template to make it your own template.

  • 10 built-in templates — My day · To-do · Meeting notes · Weekly report · Week plan · Project plan · Study notes · Reading notes · Trip planner · Recipe
  • Preview a filled-in example or the blank form before you choose
  • Tag your own note #template to turn it into a template
  • {{date}} · {{weekday}} · {{time}} become the values of the day you create it
  • On the PC web — ▾ next to New note · + Insert in the toolbar · Ctrl+K
Start from a template Start from a template
Calendar

Find notes by the day you wrote them

The calendar above your note list puts a dot on every day you wrote notes. Click a date to see only the notes created — or edited — that day. When you think "what did I write in last Tuesday's meeting?", go straight to the date.

  • A dot and a count on each day with notes
  • Click a date to list just that day's notes
  • Choose by created date or by edited date
  • Lunar dates · 24 solar terms · holidays by country
  • On the PC web — calendar above the note list, fold it away when you don't need it
Find notes by the day you wrote them Find notes by the day you wrote them
Sheets

When you need to calculate, use a sheet

Create spreadsheets right in your note list. Use sheets for budgets, schedules or inventories that need cells and formulas, and organize them with folders and tags just like notes. Text inside sheets is searchable too.

  • Formulas · number formats (thousands · currency · percent · decimals)
  • Same folders · tags · favorites as notes
  • Search text inside cells
When you need to calculate, use a sheet
Diary

One entry a day, in diary mode

Tap the Diary tab next to Notes to switch to diary mode. Pick a date and that day's page opens, with your mood alongside. Look back by mood later, or see at a glance which days have entries.

  • One entry a day — days with entries show on the calendar
  • Mood tracking and 'view by mood'
  • Lunar dates · seasonal terms · KR · US · JP · CN holidays
  • Lock the whole diary with a PIN; it re-locks when idle
  • Calm sage green · paper-like ruled lines
One entry a day, in diary mode
Focus mode · Typewriter scrolling

Everything else steps aside. Just you and the words.

One click and the menus and lists disappear, leaving only your writing and the toolbar. Turn on typewriter scrolling and the line you are writing stays in the middle of the screen, so your eyes never drift to the bottom. Nothing to break your train of thought.

Ctrl+Shift+F Esc
One click

Press [Focus] at the top right of the editor, or Ctrl+Shift+F (⌘+Shift+F on Mac). Works for notes and the diary.

Typewriter scrolling

The line you are writing stays centred. Clicking somewhere never moves the page, so you never lose your place.

Esc, any time

Press [✕ Exit focus] at the top right, or just Esc. Your save status quietly stays right there.

Writing in focus mode — only the text and the toolbar remain
Mobile

No install. Right in your browser.

Just type cozynote.app into your phone's browser. A screen made for your phone opens, and you pick up the notes and diary you were writing on your PC. Nothing to download, no updates to wait for.

In your phone's address barcozynote.app

No install — that's our core philosophy

CozyNote gets better every day. We believe a new feature should be ready on every device the day it ships — without waiting for app-store reviews or updates. That is why working without an install comes first.

Dedicated Android and iOS apps are on the way. Even after they arrive, every feature of an ever-improving CozyNote will reach the browser first — ready to use right away.

  • Always the latest features — no installs, no updates
  • The same notes, diary, tags and folders as on your PC
  • Opens like an app from a home-screen icon (PWA)
  • Drafts stay on your device while you write — cleared once saved
  • One-handed — edit and go back from the bar at your thumb

Get started

  1. 1Open your browser

    Safari, Chrome, Samsung Internet — whatever you already use.

  2. 2Type cozynote.app

    The phone-friendly screen opens on its own.

  3. 3Sign in with the same account

    The same notes, diary and tags as on your PC.

  4. 4Add to Home Screen

    In Safari tap Share ▸ Add to Home Screen; in Chrome open the menu ▸ Add to Home screen. The icon opens it like an app.

Install it like an app (PWA)

Install once and CozyNote opens from an icon on your home screen, desktop or Dock — in its own window, without an address bar. It isn't a separate download; it opens the same cozynote.app, so updates always arrive right away.

AndroidChrome

On cozynote.app, tap ⋮ at the top right ▸ Add to Home screen (or Install app)

iPhone · iPadSafari

On cozynote.app, tap Share at the bottom ▸ Add to Home Screen ▸ Add

Windows · MacChrome · Edge

Click the install icon at the right of the address bar, or Help ▸ Install as app in CozyNote

MacSafari

In the menu bar, File ▸ Add to Dock (macOS Sonoma or later)

Removing the app doesn't touch your notes — they stay on the server. Delete it just like any app icon.

Note list
Note list
Reading a note
Reading a note
Editing
Editing
Diary
Diary
Security

Two ways to protect

A note you want to hide is different from a note no one may ever read. CozyNote gives you both.

PIN lock
Hides the note

Locked notes and the diary open only with your PIN. Once unlocked they stay open briefly, then lock again on their own. Ideal for memos you don't want others to glance at.

  • Per note · or the whole diary
  • Re-locks automatically
  • Lists show only the title and a lock
PIN lock
Sealing
Encrypts the content

Sealed notes are encrypted in your browser before they are stored. Neither the server nor the operators can read them. Only your vault password and recovery key open them.

  • End-to-end encryption (AES-256-GCM)
  • Sealed folders — new notes sealed from the start
  • Opens only with vault password + recovery key
Sealing
At a glance
PIN lockSealing
Can the server read it?Stored, but won't open without the PINNo — only ciphertext is stored
Shows up in search?Only while unlockedNo
Readable via AI connections?NoNo
If you forgetGet a temporary PIN by emailWithout the recovery key, no one can restore it
Best forMemos and diary you'd rather hidePasswords, contracts, health — records that must stay private

Attachments and images in your notes are stored in two places — the CozyNote server and Cloudflare R2 (see 'Data protection' below). In sealed notes they are encrypted in your browser before upload, so neither storage can read them.

Why 12+ characters for the vault password

Theoretical time for a high-end cracking rig with several GPUs to try every possible combination. That is why CozyNote requires a vault password of 12 characters or more.

LengthDigits onlyLowercase onlyUpper + lowerUpper, lower, digits, symbols
6 chars8.3 seconds42.9 minutes1.9 days66.5 days
8 chars13.9 minutes20.1 days14.1 years1.6 thousand years
10 chars23.1 hours37.3 years38.2 thousand years14.2 million years
12 chars96.5 days25.2 thousand years103 million years126 billion years
14 chars26.4 years17 million years279 billion yearsPractically never
Within a dayWithin a yearWithin 1,000 yearsLonger
  • Basis: eight RTX 4090 GPUs computing PBKDF2-SHA256 with 600,000 iterations — about 120,000 guesses per second. Time to try every combination; on average it is half.
  • CozyNote deliberately runs 600,000 rounds to check a vault password, making the same hardware hundreds of thousands of times slower.
  • Common passwords — words, birthdays, keyboard patterns — fall far faster than this table. We recommend a long phrase of several words.

Why is CozyNote sealing safer?

Many note services encrypt your notes on their servers and keep the keys there too — so a leaked server key or an insider could read them. CozyNote sealing encrypts in your browser first, and the keys never live on the server.

Why is CozyNote sealing safer?
  • Encrypted in your browser firstNotes are encrypted with AES-256-GCM in your browser before they reach the server. Only ciphertext is stored.
  • The keys never reach the serverYour vault password, recovery key and master key are never sent. The server only holds wrapped (encrypted) keys, so even the operator cannot open them.
  • A separate key for every note and imageEach note and image gets its own random key, which is wrapped again with your master key. The server only ever sees wrapped keys.
  • Images, attachments, even file namesNot just the body — the list preview, images in the note, and attachments' contents, names and types are encrypted too.
  • Tampering is caughtAuthenticated encryption (GCM) and a unique tag on every file mean that if anyone alters content or swaps files on the server, it simply won't open.
  • Not the operator, AI or searchThe admin screen can't open sealed notes, AI connections never receive them, and the search index keeps only titles.
  • A vault password that's hard to crackVault passwords are 12+ characters and every check runs PBKDF2 600,000 times, making guess-by-guess attacks extremely slow.
  • No path for plain text to leakThe vault locks after 30 idle minutes or when you close the tab, and the server and database refuse any attempt to save plain text into a sealed note.
Why is CozyNote sealing safer?
Good to know

Note titles, tags, folder names, created/edited times and sizes are not sealed — so you can recognize notes in the list. Use titles that are fine to be seen.

If you lose both your vault password and recovery key, no one — not even the operator — can recover your sealed notes.

Safe saving

Never lose what you were writing

Choose an autosave interval from 10 seconds to 2 minutes, and see the time left until the next save next to the title. If your connection drops, what you wrote stays in your browser and is sent when you're back. If the same note was edited elsewhere first, nothing is overwritten — a copy is kept.

  • Autosave every 10 s – 2 min · 'editing · saving in 15s'
  • Offline drafts kept in the browser → sent automatically
  • Conflict copies instead of overwriting
  • Ask (or just save) when moving to another note
Never lose what you were writing
Data protection

So you never lose your work — two copies, every day

What you write is yours. Here is what CozyNote does to keep your data safe for the long run.

Files and backups are stored onCloudflareR2
Where your data is kept — the CozyNote server and Cloudflare R2
Two copies
Redundancy

Images and attachments in your notes are stored in two places: the CozyNote server and Cloudflare R2 (Asia-Pacific). New files are copied to R2 within a minute, and every hour we check that nothing is missing. If one side has a problem, the other still has your files.

Daily backup
Locked for 60 days

Every night the whole database — notes, sheets, diary and settings — is backed up to storage outside the server (Cloudflare R2). Backups are locked for 60 days so no one can delete or change them; even an operator mistake or a break-in cannot erase past backups.

Encrypted backups
The key lives off the server

Backup files are encrypted before they are uploaded. The key to open them is kept separately, not on the server, so even a leaked backup file cannot be read.

Undo mistakes
Trash and version history

Deleted notes can be restored from the trash for 30 days, and version history automatically keeps the state before a restore, an AI edit, a change from another device or a large deletion. You can also download all your notes as files at any time.

* Deleted data can remain in backups for up to 65 days before it is removed automatically. Sealed notes stay sealed (encrypted) inside backups too.
Cloudflare and the Cloudflare logo are trademarks of Cloudflare, Inc.

AI connection (MCP)

Let AI work with your notes

Connect an AI app such as ChatGPT or Claude to CozyNote to find, read and organize notes in conversation. Only connections you allow can create, append and edit notes.

  • "Get the list of notes created this week, put it in a table, and save it as a note too"
  • "Turn today's tasks into a checklist"
  • Create a connection in settings — disconnect any time
Sealed and PIN-locked notes are never shared with or changed by AI. Notes you edited in the meantime are never overwritten.
See how to connect
Let AI work with your notes

* In ChatGPT, type @CozyNote and choose the plugin.

Why no built-in AI

CozyNote has no built-in AI. On purpose.

Many services now ship handy AI features. But notes hold private and important things — schedules, contacts, work records, a diary. So instead of handing your notes to an AI the service picked, CozyNote recommends connecting the AI agent you already use, directly, through MCP.

AI built into a service (the usual way)
  • Your notes may be sent to an outside AI company the service has a contract with — and you rarely get to choose which one, or on what terms.
  • Depending on the service's or the AI company's terms, the content may be stored or even used to train AI.
  • Some services analyse all of your notes in advance to power the feature.
CozyNote — connect your own AI (MCP)
  • CozyNote's servers never send your notes to any AI company. There is no AI feature to send them to.
  • You connect the AI you already use (ChatGPT, Claude…) with your own account — and decide about training in that account's settings.
  • The AI reads a note only when you ask it to in a conversation — just the notes it needs.
  • Allow read-only access or disconnect any time. Sealed and PIN-locked notes are never handed to the AI.

Notes you send to a connected AI are handled under that AI company's policies — check your AI's data settings (such as training use) once. If a note must never be seen by AI, seal it.

How to connect

Enter the address, sign in to CozyNote — done

Apps such as ChatGPT and Claude connect once you enter the connection address, sign in to CozyNote and allow access. No token to paste.

Connection addresshttps://cozynote.app/mcp
  1. Enter the address

    1Enter the address

    In your AI app’s connector settings, create a new connection and enter https://cozynote.app/mcp. The menus for each app are below.

  2. Sign in to CozyNote

    2Sign in to CozyNote

    The app opens the CozyNote sign-in page. Sign in as usual with email, Google or Kakao. If you’re already signed in, it goes straight to the next step.

  3. Allow access

    3Allow access

    Check which app it is and where you’ll return after allowing, then click “Allow”. Tick “Also allow writing” if the AI may create and edit notes.

Setup by app

ChatGPT (web)
  1. Click Plugins in ChatGPT’s left sidebar (https://chatgpt.com/plugins), then choose Add ▸ Add custom MCP server at the top right.
  2. Set Name to CozyNote. Under Connection, keep Server URL selected and enter https://cozynote.app/mcp.
  3. For Authentication, choose OAuth. You can leave Advanced OAuth settings as they are.
  4. Read the warning, tick I understand and want to continue, then click Create as a plugin.
  5. When the sign-in and allow page opens, decide whether to allow writing, then click Allow.

This menu is only on ChatGPT for the web, and depending on your plan or workspace settings it may be unavailable or read-only. ChatGPT renames its menus often — look for “Add custom MCP server” even if the wording differs a little.

ChatGPT (web) ChatGPT (web)

* The allow page shown here was captured from a claude.ai connection.

Claude (web · desktop · mobile)
  1. In Claude, go to Settings ▸ Customize ▸ Connectors, then click + Add ▸ Add custom connector at the top right.
  2. In the Add connector box, name it CozyNote, enter https://cozynote.app/mcp as the URL and click Continue.
  3. On the next screen, Authentication is already set to Sign in now and OAuth client to Register automatically (Detected). Leave them as they are and click Add at the bottom.
  4. Click Connect next to CozyNote in the connector list and the CozyNote sign-in and allow page opens. Check the account (if it’s the wrong one, click Use another account), tick Also allow writing if you want the AI to create and edit notes, then click Allow.
  5. Once connected, CozyNote is turned on automatically. To check, open + ▸ Connectors at the bottom left of the chat box — the CozyNote switch should be on (if it’s off, just turn it on).

The Free plan can add one custom connector. Menu names and places may differ slightly between the web and desktop apps.

Claude (web · desktop · mobile) Claude (web · desktop · mobile) Claude (web · desktop · mobile) Claude (web · desktop · mobile)
Claude Code

Add it with the command below in a terminal. --scope user makes it available in every project.

claude mcp add --transport http cozynote https://cozynote.app/mcp --scope user

Then open /mcp inside Claude Code, pick cozynote and sign in (Authenticate) — the CozyNote allow page opens in your browser. Check the connection with claude mcp list.

Claude Code
Other apps (Cursor · VS Code · Codex · Gemini CLI, etc.)

Apps that support sign-in connections (OAuth) open the CozyNote sign-in page once you enter the address. For other apps, put a token in a header instead — create one on a computer under Tools ▸ Settings… ▸ AI connections with “New connection” (it is shown only once). In a JSON config file it looks like this. The outer key (mcpServers or servers) and the file location depend on the app.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cozynote": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://cozynote.app/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <token>"
      }
    }
  }
}
Connections appear on a computer under Tools ▸ Settings… ▸ AI connections, and clicking “Disconnect” blocks one immediately. A read-only connection can’t change your notes. If you use a token, treat it like a password — don’t show it to others or send it by chat or email.
Dark mode · 3 languages

Easy on the eyes, in your language

Choose light or dark, or let CozyNote follow your device setting — then it turns dark whenever your PC or phone switches to dark mode. Dark mode uses a calm charcoal instead of pure black, with text toned down so it doesn’t glare. Switch between 한국어 · English · 日本語 any time — it starts with your browser's language.

  • Light · dark · follow your device
  • 한국어 · English · 日本語
  • On PC and phone
Easy on the eyes, in your language

Advanced features

Small things you'll be glad of every day.

Tag cloud

Tag cloud

Your most-used tags, bigger — see what you write about at a glance.

Note links

Note links

Link one note to another, with a way back.

Link cards

Link cards

Paste a URL to get a card with title, description and image.

Attachments

Attachments

Drop a file on a note to attach it — and add a link in the text if you like.

Export

Export

Download your notes as HTML or JSON any time.

* We’re improving this feature. Coming soon.

Google · Kakao sign-in

Google · Kakao sign-in

Start with the account you already have — or sign up with email.

Drag · duplicate

Drag · duplicate

Drag notes into other folders, or duplicate one to start from.

30-day trash

30-day trash

Deleted notes stay in the trash for 30 days, ready to restore.

Code blocks

Code blocks

36 languages, highlighted, with one-click copy.

Math · video

Math · video

Write KaTeX math and play YouTube · Vimeo right in the note.

PIN opens briefly

PIN opens briefly

Unlocked notes stay open for 15 minutes, with a timer and 'lock again' at the top.

Invite friends

Invite friends

Invite friends to CozyNote and your storage grows too.

Pricing

Core features, free

Notes, sheets, diary, PIN lock, encryption and AI connections — every core feature is free. Invite friends to grow your storage.

Free

$0all core features
  • 1GB storage to start
  • +100MB for every friend you invite (up to 3GB)
  • Attachments up to 20MB each · 5 per note
  • Notes · sheets · diary · PIN lock · sealing · AI connections included
Your storage grows when an invited friend signs up and writes 10 notes.
Start for free

Paid plans

Coming soon

We're preparing plans that give you more storage and extra features on top.

  • More storage
  • Extra features available on paid plans
  • Everything you use for free stays free

Start keeping your thoughts in CozyNote

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