Is Tasfer ready for production use?

Tasfer is currently in public beta. It runs and syncs but may break, and nothing you write is guaranteed to survive an update. The site recommends keeping your own backups.

How does Tasfer protect my privacy?

Tasfer runs entirely on your device with no data collection, no analytics, no trackers, and no accounts. Notes stay on your device and only sync peer-to-peer between your own devices with end-to-end encryption. The relay helps peers find each other but cannot see your content.

Can I verify Tasfer's privacy claims?

Yes. The entire codebase is open source, so you can verify every claim yourself. The encryption, relay, and protocol are all in the repository on GitHub.

What happens to my notes if I leave?

There is no account to delete because there was never one. You can simply export your notes and close the tab. You own all your data and Tasfer does not retain any bytes you write.

Fact sheet · Notes & knowledge

Tasfer

Private markdown notes that stay on your device with end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer sync

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A markdown editor where every note stays on your device, encrypted end-to-end, synced peer-to-peer with no server or account.

Overview

Screenshot of the Tasfer homepage — What tasfer.app looks like

Tasfer is a markdown-based note-taking editor designed to keep your writing private and under your control. Every note stays on your device with no central server, no account required, and no company access to your data. When you sync between devices, traffic flows peer-to-peer using end-to-end encryption, with keys that never leave your hardware. For cases where direct connection isn't possible, a stateless relay forwards encrypted bytes without decrypting or storing anything. The entire codebase is open source under AGPL-3.0 or MIT license, allowing you to audit, fork, or replace any component including the relay itself.

Feature facts

End-to-end encryption with device-generated keys
Peer-to-peer sync between devices
Stateless relay for indirect connections
No analytics or tracking
Markdown-based editor
No account required
Open source codebase (AGPL-3.0 or MIT)
Works offline without network dependency
Cross-platform availability

Pricing

Pricing model: Free

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Tasfer specifications

Specifications of Tasfer
Section	Notes & knowledge
Stage	MVP
Website	tasfer.app
Votes²	0

Tasfer metrics

Fact file for tasfer.app: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link facts, each with the change since the last fact check.
Metric	Value
Domain Rating	9 +1 (up) since last check
Trust Flow	0 no change since last check
Citation Flow	22 no change since last check
Referring domains	25 no change since last check
External backlinks	133 no change since last check

Fact: Ahrefs Domain Rating checked 12 Nov 2026, fact changed 8 Nov 2026. Fact: Majestic checked 1 Nov 2026, fact changed 1 Nov 2026. Link facts from Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.

Tasfer domain fact sheet

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Read from the public RDAP record on 12 Nov 2026, 10:14 UTC.
Domain age	3 months
Registered	14 Jul 2026
Expires	14 Jul 2027
Registrar	Name.com, Inc.
DNSSEC	Not signed

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Tasfer launch receipt sheet

What we have measured for Tasfer since it went live on SaaS Directory Info on 1 November 2026.

9 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) +9 (up) since launch
at launch: 0 (1 Nov 2026); latest: 12 Nov 2026
0 Trust Flow (Majestic)
first measured 1 Nov 2026
25 Referring domains (Majestic)
first measured 1 Nov 2026

Day 10 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 1 Dec 2026. The figures report a change; they do not say what caused it, and many things can. No figure here is a guess.

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Q1Is Tasfer ready for production use?: Tasfer is currently in public beta. It runs and syncs but may break, and nothing you write is guaranteed to survive an update. The site recommends keeping your own backups.
Q2How does Tasfer protect my privacy?: Tasfer runs entirely on your device with no data collection, no analytics, no trackers, and no accounts. Notes stay on your device and only sync peer-to-peer between your own devices with end-to-end encryption. The relay helps peers find each other but cannot see your content.
Q3Can I verify Tasfer's privacy claims?: Yes. The entire codebase is open source, so you can verify every claim yourself. The encryption, relay, and protocol are all in the repository on GitHub.
Q4What happens to my notes if I leave?: There is no account to delete because there was never one. You can simply export your notes and close the tab. You own all your data and Tasfer does not retain any bytes you write.

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