What it does
Skysa Notes keeps notes as plain Markdown files in a user-owned Google Drive or Dropbox, with offline editing, notebooks, search, quick notes, and import/export. Writing on one device is free; Sync costs $1/month or $10/year and has a 30-day trial. The design aims to keep the notes in storage providers the user already controls.
Skysa Notes is for people who want a browser-based notebook without moving their files into a new vendor database. The app writes Markdown to the user’s own Drive or Dropbox and can work offline; sync costs $1/month or $10/year after a 30-day trial. Because storage authorization is part of the workflow, users should review the provider permissions and backup behavior before connecting a work account.
Strengths
- Stores notes as portable Markdown files in a chosen Drive or Dropbox.
- The one-device writing workflow is free and sync has a low published annual price.
Watch out for
- Cross-device sync requires connecting a cloud-storage provider and a paid plan after trial.
- The app is a browser-installable PWA rather than a native desktop notebook.
Best for
- Users who want Markdown notes in their existing Google Drive or Dropbox
- People who prefer a browser-based notebook that can work offline
Sources
- Skysa Notes: your notes, as files you own (Oct 26, 2026)