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Typehall

About

Typehall is a private local-first text workspace: an instant browser notepad with no account that autosaves locally.

Open the page and start typing. Your words are saved automatically in this browser and are waiting for you when you return — on this device, in this browser. Organize with folders and tags, keep a daily note, search everything, and optionally write in Markdown with a safe preview.

There is intentionally no account, no backend application, no remote database, and no sync. For more detail on what stays on your device, read the privacy page.

Who builds Typehall

Typehall is an independent project built by Manuel Robaina Mederos. Questions, help, and feedback use the contact below — the same public address as everywhere else on this site.

Why Typehall exists

To make starting to write as cheap as possible: open the browser and type immediately, with no account and no setup. And to keep basic note-taking a local tool instead of turning it into a mandatory cloud service — your notes work without an account because they never needed one.

How Typehall works

Your notes are stored in a small database inside this browser, on this device — an on-device storage area websites can use on your own hardware. After the first online visit loads the app, it keeps working offline. Images you attach are stored locally in your browser alongside your notes. Moving text elsewhere means exporting: single notes as .txt, .md, or .html files, or a full workspace backup you store yourself. There is no account to log in to because there is nothing remote to log in to.

What Typehall does not provide

No automatic cloud sync, no cross-device sync, no real-time collaboration, and no server-side recovery: if the only copy of a note lives in one browser profile and that profile is wiped, Typehall cannot bring it back — no copy ever left your device. These are deliberate trade-offs of the local-first model, not hidden defects, and they are exactly why backup and export are first-class features. Start with back up and restore notes, and read local-first notes for the full trade-off.

Contact

Questions about Typehall? Need help or want to send feedback? Write to support@typehall.com.