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- What it is
- An infinite-canvas note-taking app that runs in the browser and installs as a PWA on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux
- Free tier
- $0, with unlimited notes and canvases
- Pro tier
- $8 per month, or $80 per year
- Free tools
- 40, none requiring an account or email address
- Encryption
- Client-side AES-256-GCM, available on the free tier
- Based in
- San Diego, California
Announcements
OmniCanvas Imports Notes From Apple Notes, Evernote, and JSON Canvas
The importers preserve titles, timestamps, folder structure and tags; Evernote attachments currently arrive as placeholders
Existing libraries move across with their structure intact, and everything can be exported back out as Markdown, PDF, or a portable archive.
See the Apple Notes pathOmniCanvas Lets People Collaborate on a Canvas in Real Time Without an Account
Guests join from an invite link by entering a display name; encrypted notes cannot be shared at all, by design
A guest opens an invite link, enters a display name, and joins a live canvas — no signup. Encrypted notes are excluded from sharing entirely, because the server has no key with which to serve them.
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OmniCanvas Offers Zero-Knowledge Note Encryption on Its Free Tier
Encryption runs in the browser using AES-256-GCM; the server stores only ciphertext, and OmniCanvas cannot read an encrypted note
Client-side encryption is included on the free tier, with no limit on notes or canvases. Keys are derived in the browser and the server stores only ciphertext.
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OmniCanvas Transcribes Meetings Without Sending a Bot Into the Call
The AI note taker adds no participant to the meeting; on encrypted notes, transcription is forced to run on the user's own device
OmniCanvas records and transcribes meetings without adding a participant to the call. On an encrypted note, transcription runs on the user's own device and will not fall back to a cloud service.
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OmniCanvas Releases 40 Free Online Tools That Run Entirely In The Browser
Handwriting-to-text, audio transcription, and background removal process locally on the user's device — no account, no upload, no server-side copy
21 new tools bring the free library to 40. The tools that use machine learning run inside the browser, on the visitor's own device, so no copy of the file reaches an OmniCanvas server. Every tool is free and none require an account or an email address.
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About OmniCanvas
OmniCanvas is an infinite-canvas note-taking application that runs in any modern browser and installs as a progressive web app on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. It combines handwriting, typed text, images, diagrams, and recorded audio on a single spatial canvas, with client-side encryption available on every tier. OmniCanvas also publishes a library of 40 free browser-based tools that require no account and process files on the visitor's own device.
OmniCanvas is built by the team behind InventiveHQ, which publishes a free library of IT and security tools on the same principle: browser-based, no account required, nothing sent to a server that doesn't need it.
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