Hayaku Notes

Hayaku Notes is a lightweight Chrome extension designed for anyone who needs to jot down a quick thought without interrupting their workflow. Unlike AI-powered research tools that require document uploads and processing, Hayaku Notes provides an instant notepad that appears over any tab with a single click. It solves the problem of losing spontaneous ideas while browsing, filling out forms, or reading online.

What Makes Hayaku Notes Stand Out

• One-click access: Click the toolbar icon to open a blank notepad over your current page—no uploads, no waiting.
• No AI processing: Your notes are saved exactly as you type, with no summarization or rewriting.
• Local storage: Notes are stored in your browser, keeping your data private and offline.
• Instant search: Find any note by typing a keyword; matching text is highlighted.
• One-time payment: Free for up to 50 notes, then a single $5.97 payment unlocks unlimited notes forever—no subscription.

Who Should Use Hayaku Notes

• Busy professionals who need to capture fleeting ideas without switching apps or waiting for AI processing.
• Students and researchers who want to jot down quick references or questions while reading articles online.
• Privacy-conscious users who prefer offline, account-free note-taking that never uploads data to the cloud.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hayaku Notes?

Hayaku Notes is a Chrome extension that provides an instant, no-frills notepad for capturing quick thoughts without leaving your current browser tab. It requires no account, no uploads, and no AI processing.

How does Hayaku Notes work?

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store, click its yellow toolbar icon, and a notepad appears over your current page. Type your note, close the pad, and it's saved automatically. To retrieve notes, open the extension and use the search bar to filter by keyword.

What are the limitations of Hayaku Notes?

Hayaku Notes is designed for short, plain-text notes only. It does not support file attachments, rich formatting, AI summaries, or cloud sync. The free version is limited to 50 notes; unlimited notes require a one-time payment of $5.97.