Troubleshooting
If OmniCanvas opens in Incognito but crashes in your normal browser window, the most likely cause is stale browser app storage, a stuck service worker, or corrupted cached app data in that Chrome profile.
Clearing all site data can remove notes that only exist locally on that browser. If you use cloud sync and see Synced just now, your notes can be restored after signing in again. If you are not sure, try the cache and service worker steps first.
If the installed OmniCanvas app window shows Can't open this page, first open https://app.omnicanvasnotes.com in the browser profile that installed it and follow the steps above.
For local development builds, make sure the Vite dev server is running on the URL configured by the desktop shell before opening the app window.
On iPhone or iPad, remove the Home Screen app shortcut, clear OmniCanvas website data in Safari settings, then open the site and add it back to the Home Screen.
On Android Chrome, open Chrome site settings for OmniCanvas, clear storage, then reopen the app and sign in again.
Newer OmniCanvas releases include a boot recovery check. If the app detects that the previous load failed before startup completed, it attempts a one-time cleanup of app shell caches and service workers. It does not delete notes, folders, local IndexedDB data, or account data.