Writing with history
Stamp journal entries as you press Enter. Revisit previous versions with Time Travel and Replay.
A better home for technical thinking.
Your notes.
Your thinking.
Every version.
A personal workspace for writing, learning, and documenting code. Give your ideas room to grow, and preserve how your thinking evolves along the way.
A workspace for
Timestamped writing
Version history
Code & ideas
Your own workspace
Less friction, more thinking
Built for the way
you learn and make.
Keep the useful details close. Let your notes grow alongside your understanding, instead of starting over every time.
Technical note-taking
Code Notes with language selection, syntax highlighting, and comments. Explain your thinking with rich-text formatting and highlights.
Organisation
Keep notebooks, pages, and subpages tidy with custom-colour tags, statuses, and pins. Search notes and writing history.
Flexible workspace
Option/Alt-click to open two notes side by side. Collapse panels, enter focus mode, and customise themes and editor preferences.
Quick capture
Catch an idea while it’s fresh and organise it later. Stay focused on the thought in front of you.
The InkChron difference
Don't just save the answer.
Keep the journey.
Your understanding changes. Your notes change with it. InkChron keeps earlier versions close, so you can revisit the first thought, follow changes, and see how your explanation became clearer. Original writing timestamps stay with your thoughts. Use Time Travel to revisit a note at an earlier moment, or Replay to follow its evolution.
See how it feelsUnderstanding async Python
Today, 10:42
Made the explanation clearer
Async lets a program work on other tasks while it waits for an operation to finish.
Yesterday
Added an example
Useful for network requests, file operations, and other tasks that involve a lot of waiting.
Oct 21
First draft
Async code can pause one task and allow another task to run.
A place to think clearly
From quick notes
to lasting knowledge.
Move from focused journal writing to a flexible workspace for technical notes and code.
Your data, in your hands
Keep your notes close.
Keep a backup, too.
InkChron runs in your browser, with no account required for the current version. Your notes are stored locally in that browser. Export and import backups to move or restore your workspace.
Export and import
Export notes or notebooks as Markdown, or create a complete backup you can restore in another browser.
Local to your browser
Notes do not automatically sync across devices or back up online. Export a backup regularly and keep it somewhere safe.
Know where they're stored
Your notes are saved separately for each browser and website. Keep regular backups, since clearing site data can erase them.
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The best notes aren't the ones you write once. They're the ones you keep making better.
INKCHRON / A WORKSPACE FOR EVOLVING IDEAS
Questions
Do I need an account?
No account is required for InkChron. The application runs in your browser and stores your notes locally.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
Clearing site data may remove your locally stored notes. Export backups regularly; you can import a backup to restore your workspace. Notes are separate in each browser and do not automatically sync.
Can I bring my notes from Notion?
Export your notes from Notion, then use a file format supported by InkChron’s importer. Choose Markdown or plain text only if your version supports it. This is a file import, not a direct Notion integration or automatic sync; Notion-specific features may not carry over.
Can I revisit an earlier version?
Yes. Writing history preserves previous versions and original writing timestamps. Time Travel lets you revisit an earlier moment, and Replay lets you follow how a note evolved.
Make room for the way your mind works.
Technical notes, evolving ideas, and the history in between.