Use case · everywhere at once

Cross platform sticky notes that actually follow you everywhere — Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android & web.

You wrote the note on your work PC. You need it on your Mac at home. Or you jotted it on your phone and now you want it on the desktop where you actually do the work. Most “sticky notes” apps quietly assume you live on one operating system forever. Real life doesn't work that way.

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24 hours free, no card · 7 days free on monthly ($9.99/mo) or annual ($95.99/yr) · lifetime $399 once

Sticki.ly is a cross platform sticky note: one text note plus one attached file per sticki, and the same sticki shows up on every device you sign in on: a real native Mac app, a real native Windows app, a native Linux app, iPhone, iPad, Android, and the web. Not a browser tab pretending to be a desktop app. Not a phone-only app. The actual note, in the actual place you need it.

Why “cross platform” is the hard part nobody solves well

The sticky-notes category is full of good tools that stop at one platform's edge:

The sticky notes built into Windows have no Mac app at all.
The sticky notes built into a Mac don't sync anywhere off that Mac.
The most-recommended paid third-party sticky app is Windows-first and has no native Mac client.

So if you genuinely move between operating systems — a Windows PC at work and a Mac at home, or a Mac with an Android phone — you end up emailing yourself notes, or screenshotting them, or just forgetting them. That friction is the entire reason Sticki.ly exists.

What Sticki.ly actually does

One sticki, every device
Title, body, and one attachment. Sign in once; a change shows up on your other devices, usually within a minute, so it's just there when you switch machines.
Native desktop apps, not web wrappers
The Mac app is signed and notarized with automatic in-app updates. The Windows app is code-signed with automatic in-app updates. The Linux app runs on 64-bit (x64) Linux with GTK 4, as a .deb or an AppImage. They feel like the platform they run on.
Standalone mobile apps
A dedicated iPhone and iPad app and a dedicated Android app, so you don't install some other big app to reach your notes.
Web access too
No app on the computer you're using? Sign in at stickily.bravely.dev and your stickis are there in your browser. Tested in Chrome; the web app needs a connection.
One account, one license
Your plan follows your account across Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android and the web. You don't buy it per device.

The honest part: it's paid, here's the price

This matters and we will never bury it. Sticki.ly is a paid app. Try every feature free for 24 hours with no card, or start the monthly or annual plan with 7 days free, so you can prove the cross-device sync actually fits your life before you pay a cent.

After the trial it's $9.99/month or $95.99/year, or a one-time $399 for lifetime access. The annual and lifetime plans also include the all-apps bundle — every premium Bravely utility, on every platform, under one account. Every plan unlocks unlimited stickis and a 10 GB synced attachment pool. If the friction you're paying to kill is “my note is on the wrong device,” that's exactly the buyer Sticki.ly is built for. The OS built-ins are free and unlimited on their own platform — if you never leave one operating system, use them, and we'd rather tell you that than oversell.

Sticki.ly does the cross-device-sync job well; it is not a decades-old sticky-note suite with alarms, tags, and memoboards. If you need that depth, we say so plainly on our Sticki.ly vs Notezilla comparison.

Who this is for

People living a genuinely multi-OS life: Windows-at-work / Mac-at-home, Mac-plus-Android, a tablet on one platform and a phone on another. One note that is always wherever you are.

One note, everywhere.

Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android, web. Try every feature free for 24 hours with no card, or start the monthly or annual plan with 7 days free.

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Sticki.ly vs Notezilla

Where each one wins, side by side.

Sticki.ly vs Microsoft Sticky Notes

An honest “is this even for you?” page — keep the free one if you're Windows-only.

Sticki.ly overview

The whole product in one page: features, pricing, FAQs.