A small, dependency-free, local-first app for writing and saving selected drafts in your browser.
- One large, distraction-free editor
- Automatic local recovery of the current text
- Explicit Save for later workflow for keeping drafts
- Saved draft history with reopen and delete actions
- Character, word, and line counters
- English and Russian interfaces
- Light and dark themes with saved preferences
- Responsive desktop and mobile layout
- No uploads, accounts, tracking, frameworks, or external dependencies
The current text is automatically stored in localStorage, so reloading or reopening the page restores it.
When a text is worth keeping, press Save for later. It is added to the saved draft list and the editor opens a new blank page. Press New when you simply want to discard the current scratch text and start over.
Saved drafts can be opened again, edited, updated, or deleted.
Everything stays in the browser. The app does not send entered text or saved drafts to a server.
Because drafts are stored in browser localStorage, clearing the site's browser data will remove them.
Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No build step is required.
MIT