Fresh Jots

Pricing

Four tiers. Cancel anytime. Notes remain readable and exportable for up to 12 months after your last payment, even after a subscription ends.

Free

$0 / no card needed

For personal note-taking, no card required.

  • 10 notes total
  • 2 MB per rich note · 1 MB per plain note
  • Search, pin, export
  • No API access
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Personal

$24 / year

For everyday note-keepers who outgrow Free.

  • 1,000 notes total
  • 2 MB per rich note · 1 MB per plain note
  • Everything in Free
  • No API access
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API access

Pro

$149 / year

For scripts, slash commands, and side projects.

  • 1,000 rich + 10,000 plain notes
  • 2 MB per rich note · 1.5 MB per plain note
  • 15 GB storage
  • 3 active API tokens
  • 600 reads / 60 writes / 300 appends per minute
  • Dead-man's-switch alerts + outbound webhooks
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Team

Team

$179 / seat / year

2-seat minimum ($358/yr floor) — up to 25 seats total.

For two-person ops teams sharing alerts and shared notebooks.

  • $179 / seat / year — 2 minimum, 25 maximum
  • 1,000 rich + 50,000 plain notes (team-wide)
  • 50 GB storage (team-wide)
  • 30 active per-team API tokens
  • Shared notes & folders with role-based access
  • Team-wide dead-man alerts + one-click ack
  • Audit log (90-day retention)
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How devs use this

Every script in your stack gets its own notebook. One curl per event. Read all of them from your phone. The note is the channel — closer to "Slack channels for bots" than "fancy notes app."

  • claude-code — sublimate AI coding sessions via the /save-to-mynotes slash command
  • cron-jobs-prod — hourly cron one-liner with the result
  • payments-product-X — Stripe webhook handler appends each event
  • failed-deploys — GitHub Action on red writes a one-liner
  • engineering-journal — shell alias j "fixed the auth bug"
  • agent-scratchpad — autonomous-agent working memory between runs

Append by filename — no id lookup, no setup step, no per-bot Slack channel, no log aggregator to spin up:

curl -X POST https://freshjots.com/api/v1/notes/by-filename/cron-jobs-prod/append \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $MYNOTES_API_TOKEN" \
  -d '{"text":"backup ok 2026-04-26 03:00"}'

The full pitch — append-only logs, idempotency keys, agent scratchpads, common workflows — lives at /for/developers.

What Fresh Jots is — and isn't

This is the place to store digest outputs from your jobs — successful payments one after another, unsuccessful payments, errors, failed deploys, daily summaries, AI session transcripts (any, or all of your AI session slash commands outputs, really), in separate, very likeable notes -- anything you'd actually want to read on your phone, from anywhere on Earth with internet access. Raw server output? Pipe it into a log aggregator like Datadog or BetterStack — we're the everyday highlights layer above, along with any note you'd like to manually write, or pipe in, then return to anytime, from anywhere, in a single web app.

If your subscription ends

Your account stays accessible for up to 12 months after your last payment — you can read, search, and export every note you've already written. New writes (create / update / append / delete) pause until you resubscribe. After 12 months without a renewal we may purge the account; we'll email you well before that happens.

Switching plans

Upgrades take effect as soon as Lemon Squeezy confirms the change; the price difference is prorated against your next renewal. Downgrades require your current usage to fit inside the lower tier's caps — so a Pro user with 9,000 plain notes who wants to downgrade to Personal would need to reduce below the Personal cap first. The billing page will show you exactly how much to remove.

Questions?

The FAQ covers cancellations, exports, and what happens when a subscription ends. Choosing between Fresh Jots and another notes app? Side-by-sides with Notion, Evernote, Apple Notes, Obsidian, and Google Keep cover the trade-offs honestly. Still unsure? The contact page has direct email.