Lowprio

Browser tools for notes, links, and memos.

Lowprio includes three local-first apps designed for capturing and organizing short information.

The apps run in the browser and store data locally on your device.

Apps

Available apps

Lowprio Notes, Lowprio Links, and Lowprio Memos are separate tools for different types of saved information.

Lowprio Notes

Notes

A fixed board for quick notes, low-stakes tasks, and other things that should leave your head fast.

  • Fixed canvas so the board does not sprawl.
  • Stored locally on the device by default.
notes.lowprio.com
Placeholder image for Lowprio Notes until a real screenshot is added.

Lowprio Links

Links

A place to save URLs

  • Stores the URL with a short note beside it.
  • Pulls page metadata when a site supports it.
links.lowprio.com
Placeholder image for Lowprio Links until a real screenshot is added.

Lowprio Memos

Memos

A vertical notes stream for quick thoughts, reminders, and snippets that need to stay visible in order.

  • Chronological timeline keeps recent notes closest to the top.
  • Local-first storage keeps your memos on your own device.
  • Click on a timeline dot to start a beacon animation.
memos.lowprio.com
Screenshot preview of Lowprio Memos.

Installable apps

All three apps support installation as PWAs.

Lowprio Notes, Lowprio Links, and Lowprio Memos can be installed as Progressive Web Apps and opened from your home screen, dock, or app launcher.

What this means

  • Each app can open in its own window instead of a browser tab.
  • Installed apps can be launched from your dock, launcher, or home screen.
  • Data remains stored locally on your device, the same as in browser use.

How to install

  • Desktop browsers: use the Install option in the address bar or browser menu.
  • iPhone and iPad: open Share in Safari and select Add to Home Screen.
  • Android: open the browser menu and select Install app or Add to Home screen.

Install support depends on browser capabilities, but all three apps are built to work as installable PWAs where supported.