note.sh

The terminal
notepad.

Write once. Access anywhere — browser, terminal, server, CI, or script. Every note can become an HTTP endpoint you reach with nothing but curl.

No client install. No SDK. No setup.

$ echo "docker compose up -d" | curl -X POST note.sh/deploy
$ curl note.sh/deploy
docker compose up -d

$ curl note.sh/cfg/db.host
10.0.0.5

The problem

Developers constantly move small pieces of text between devices — configs, logs, commands, SQL, JSON payloads, clipboard contents. Existing tools are too heavy (cloud drives), too permanent (git), or just not terminal-friendly.

The solution

Paste text into note.sh. If you only need a web note, you're done. Want terminal access? You get a unique endpoint like note.sh/Ab3xQ — now usable anywhere with curl.

How it works

1
Write

Paste your text, config, JSON, or logs into the editor — or POST it from your shell.

2
Get an endpoint

Every note lives at a short URL. Make it public, unlisted, private, expiring, or one-time.

3
curl it anywhere

Read, replace, append, or delete from any terminal, server, or CI pipeline.

Example workflows

Share build logs
cat build.log | curl -X POST note.sh/build --data-binary @-
Save deployment commands
echo "kubectl rollout restart deploy/api" \
  | curl -X POST note.sh/deploy --data-binary @-
Clipboard sync (laptop → server)
# laptop
pbpaste | curl -X POST note.sh/tmp --data-binary @-
# server
curl note.sh/tmp
Pluck one value from a JSON note
curl note.sh/cfg/db.host      # 10.0.0.5
curl note.sh/cfg/db.hosts[0]  # first host

Features

Web notepad

Fast editor, markdown, syntax-friendly, mobile-ready, instant sharing.

Terminal API

GET / POST / PUT / PATCH / DELETE. Raw output. Append mode. Dict extraction.

Privacy

Public, unlisted, or private. Password-protected (encrypted at rest). Expiring and one-time notes.

Productivity

Version history, live sync, copy-as-curl, QR codes, short typeable API tokens.

Pricing

Free for everyday use, or go Pro for terminal access and power features. Occasional users never have to pay.

Free
$0
  • · Unlimited web notes
  • · Public & unlisted sharing
  • · Basic storage
Pro
subscription
  • · Unlimited terminal access
  • · Private & password notes
  • · Custom namespaces + API tokens
  • · Version history, larger notes
  • · Higher rate limits