Torn between
Stashpad & Obsidian?
It all depends on which tool fits your needs.
Made for technical professionals
Keyboard-driven
Minimal, sleek, notes-only design
Ultra-quick, sub-100ms speed for all actions
Automatic timestamps for tracking & filtering
Simple and flexible organization using chronology or folders
Quick & easy to set up
Optimized for short, quick notes as you work
Easily write and access notes for the day, week or month
Created for super organizers
Point & click
Plugin ecosystem to boost basic functionality
Speed dependent on number of plugins
Manual timestamp insertion for organizing
Knowledge graph organization and fixed choices for sorting
Learning curve for graph-based organization
Optimized for knowledge base creation
Write and access notes for the day
Made for Technical
Professionals
Stashpad is a fast, simple way to take notes and stay organized
while working on multiple projects and managing people.
Get back to work faster.
With all actions completed in sub-100ms, Stashpad won’t get in the way of your work.
Tracking is accurate and easy.
All notes are timestamped and ordered chronologically by default. Reduce clutter by filtering out old stuff. Accurately keep track of what happens during the workday. Especially handy during incidents or candidate interviews.
It’s simple: we’re notes-only.
We’re a precision tool, laser-focused on one thing: notes. You won’t be distracted by endless, irrelevant features. Using Stashpad is simple and intuitive. No training necessary.
Intuitive navigation.
Put notes into stashes, which work like folders. Don’t waste time navigating complex solutions to simple problems.
Store your way.
Use local storage options or sync across devices using the cloud. It’s up to you.
Clear space, clear mind
Easily declutter your workspace using our time-based filters. Access notes from the day, week or month. Write with clarity, free from distractions.
Getting Started with Stashpad
Download
Export
Export your notes from your current tool in plain text.
Paste
Paste your notes into Stashpad, and click ‘split to notes’ - You can paste in any level of hierarchy with this feature and the structure will be preserved.
