aNotepad
anotepad.com
Opens straight into a blank note you can type in without signing up
Capture, plan, time-block and actually finish things.
anotepad.com
Opens straight into a blank note you can type in without signing up
clockify.me
Free time tracking for a whole team rather than one person
keep.google.com
Sticky notes that sync with your Google account and can read a photo
habitica.com
Turns daily habits into a role-playing game where slacking costs you health
notion.com
Builds a workspace out of pages and databases instead of a folder of files
pomofocus.io
A 25-minute timer with a task list and nothing else on the screen
raindrop.io
A bookmark manager that shows what you saved as a wall of covers
simplenote.com
Plain-text notes that sync everywhere and never ask you to format anything
standardnotes.com
Encrypted notes where the sync server only ever holds ciphertext
todoist.com
Type a due date in plain English and it becomes a repeating task
toggl.com
One button that starts and stops a timer against a project
trello.com
Drag cards between columns to see where every piece of work has got to
workflowy.com
One infinite bulleted list you can zoom into at any level
Privacy
These process everything inside the browser. Load the page, disconnect from the network, and they still work.
pomofocus.io
A 25-minute timer with a task list and nothing else on the screen
By task
Archive
Kept on record so an old bookmark still leads to an answer. Each one names the site that does the job now.
google.com
Clipped text from any page into a notebook without leaving the tab
Questions
There is no single answer, which is why this page lists 13 of them with their limits stated. If you want to avoid signing up entirely, 2 of these work with no account at all.
1 of the 13 sites here process your file inside the browser and never upload it — they are marked "On device". The rest send your input to their server, which is fine for public material and worth thinking twice about for anything personal.
Some already have. 1 entry in this category has been retired and moved to the Archive with a working successor, so an old bookmark still leads somewhere useful.