Standard Notes3.202.12

Write and store encrypted notes, files, and personal records in one private workspace with Standard Notes. It gives digitalists and professionals a place to keep sensitive information under their own privacy controls instead of exposing it through ordinary note storage.

End-to-end encryption means the user holds the keys needed to decrypt the stored information, while zero-knowledge encryption further limits what others can access. The application also uses software that has undergone security audits, with protections intended to reduce exposure to unauthorized access, data breaches, government access, and employee access.

Notes and files remain available across devices, and an offline copy lets users continue working without an internet connection. Automated backups and secure cloud synchronization help preserve the information if a device is lost, damaged, or stolen, making it useful for ongoing work, personal records, and other material that should remain under the user's control.

Published by Standard Notes, the freeware runs on Linux as an amd64 application and requires snapd. Version 3.202.7 is the current release, suited to Linux users seeking privacy-focused writing and information-organizing software.