Encrypted notebook
Some notes are not team docs or public knowledge bases. Onnoir gives those notes a local encrypted home with rich pages, source material, and recovery tools that stay close to the writing.
Private by default
Onnoir stores notebook content in a local encrypted vault. That is different from relying only on HTTPS to reach a hosted workspace. Your passphrase and recovery key remain important, so backups and recovery material should be handled carefully.
Research material
Cabinet and page references let you keep local media, documents, images, and canvases near the notes that depend on them. Supported documents can also contribute extracted text to search when indexing succeeds.
Recovery
Encrypted backups are meant for exact restore. Markdown export is meant for readable copies. Onnoir keeps both workflows visible because losing private work is its own kind of privacy failure.
Fit
Onnoir is built around local vault access rather than account login.
Use prose, structured blocks, code, math, tables, tasks, file references, document previews, and searchable source material.
Create and verify encrypted backups before updates.
Questions
No. You need to keep recovery material somewhere safe. Onnoir cannot reset local vault access through an account.
No. Onnoir is a private notebook and research library, not a credential manager.
Related
Available for macOS and Windows with no account required. Before updates, create and verify a recoverable backup.