Nothing yet. Whatever you put here comes back to you — you do not have to remember to look.
What should happen to it now?
Fix a typo, or say it better.
How long it can go before it asks again. A plant and a phone call do not need the same patience.
Quietkeep holds what you put down, and brings it back. You do not have to remember to look.
There is one thing worth setting up now: ask this browser to keep your writing rather than treat it as disposable.
You will also see a prompt about notifications. That is how the two are linked on iPad — Quietkeep won’t send you any unless you later turn them on.
You can skip this and do it later. It is always under the i at the top.
Moving to a new device, or restoring after something went wrong. Choose an exported file and Quietkeep will tell you what is in it before anything changes.
Take in what I don’t have adds anything this copy has and this device doesn’t, and removes nothing — that is the one for carrying your work between your own devices. Replace everything throws away what is here and uses the copy instead — that is the one for a device you are setting up again.
Quietkeep can only bring something back while it is open. Send what you are holding to your calendar and the calendar will tell you instead — it already runs when this app does not.
It is a snapshot of this moment. If you change a date here afterwards, the calendar will not follow — send a fresh copy when it matters.
A free planner that keeps everything on your device. No accounts, no telemetry, and no server holding your writing — because there is no server.
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