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NoteVault

Notes that live where your work happens

Stop context-switching to Notion. Document decisions, share snippets, and capture knowledge—in the same workspace where you ship code.

GitScrum NoteVault Personal
Rich Editor Nested Folders Public Sharing Version History Color Coding Instant Search
GitScrum NoteVault Personal - Create Modal
Rich Editor

Write like a developer
thinks

A text editor that respects your workflow. Code blocks that render properly, formatting that doesn't fight you, and keyboard shortcuts that actually work.

Syntax highlighting
Code blocks
Headers & lists
Inline images
Keyboard shortcuts
Clean export
Organization

Folders and colors that make sense

Organize notes the way your brain works. Nested folders for structure, color coding for visual scanning.

Nested folders
10 color categories
Drag & drop
Filter by color
Public Sharing

Share knowledge
without friction

Generate a shareable link in one click. Anyone with the link can view—no login required. Track views, regenerate links, or disable sharing anytime.

One-click shareable links
View tracking per note
Social sharing (X, LinkedIn, Reddit)
Create & Share in one action
GitScrum NoteVault Personal - Publick Link
Version History

Every change preserved

Full revision history with visual diff. See exactly what changed between versions.

Auto-save
Visual diff
One-click restore
Change summary
Diff Viewer

Compare versions side by side

Monaco-powered diff editor shows exactly what changed. Spot additions, deletions, and modifications instantly.

Side-by-side view
Green additions
Red deletions
Monaco editor
GitScrum NoteVault Personal - Link Shareable
Access Control

Private by default
shared when ready

Notes start private. Share with your workspace team or make publicly accessible—all with simple toggles. You control who sees what.

How NoteVault Works

From thought to shared knowledge in seconds

1

Write

Create notes with rich formatting, code blocks, and images. No friction, just capture.

2

Organize

Nest into folders, color-code by type, search by title. Find any note in seconds.

3

Share

Keep private, share with team, or generate public links. One click to make knowledge accessible.

Rich text with code blocksNested folder hierarchy10-color categorizationFull version historyMonaco diff viewerPublic link sharing

Who uses NoteVault?

For Agency Owners

Document client decisions with permanent links. When scope creep happens, you have the paper trail.

Protect your margins

For Managers

Capture institutional knowledge before it walks out the door. Onboard faster with searchable context.

Preserve team knowledge

For Developers

Stop re-solving problems. Code snippets with syntax highlighting, right where your tasks live.

Build your snippet library

For Clients

Access shared notes without logging in. See what was decided without asking for updates.

Stay informed passively

NoteVault vs Alternatives

Your documentation shouldn't live in a different zip code than your work

CapabilityGitScrumNotionConfluenceSlite
Built into project workspace
Rich text editor
Code blocks with syntaxPartial
Version historyPaidPaid
Monaco diff viewer
Public sharingPaid
View tracking
Project integrationJira

Comparison based on free tiers as of January 2026

Questions about NoteVault

Everything you need to know

Can I use NoteVault for personal notes?

Yes. All notes are private by default. Only you can see them unless you explicitly share with your workspace team or generate a public link.

How does version history work?

Every save creates a new revision. You can view the full history, see side-by-side diffs of any two versions, and restore any previous version with one click.

Can clients view notes without logging in?

Yes. Generate a public link and anyone with that link can view the note. No account required. You can disable sharing or regenerate the link at any time.

Is there a limit to how many notes I can create?

No artificial limits. Create as many notes and folders as you need. Notes are tied to your workspace, so each project has its own context.

Can I use code blocks in notes?

Yes. The rich text editor supports code blocks with syntax highlighting. Perfect for storing code snippets, API documentation, and technical notes.

What happens to shared links if I edit a note?

The link always shows the current version. Anyone who visits sees your latest content. The link itself stays the same unless you regenerate it.

Start capturing knowledge

Notes that live where your work happens. Free to start, no credit card required.

Free forever for small teams · No credit card required