A premium, lightweight desktop sticky notes library and widget manager.
winSticky is a state-of-the-art sticky notes desktop application built for Windows. It features a premium acrylic glassmorphism user interface design and is engineered to be extremely lightweight, resource-efficient, and fast.
With winSticky, you can manage your notes from a centralized Library Hub, spawn independent note widgets on your screen, customize note backgrounds, switch between raw Markdown text and Checklist modes, and set notes to float on top of other windows.
- Centralized Notes Library: A beautifully designed workspace hub to search, delete, format text size, import, and export backup files of all your sticky notes.
- Independent Floating Widgets: Spawn translucent, drag-and-drop sticky note widgets directly on your desktop.
- Markdown & Checklist Modes: Toggle notes between raw Markdown editor mode (powered by CodeMirror) and standard interactive Checklists.
- Aesthetic Customization: Adapt notes with classic pastel themes, customize window opacity, or lock notes to prevent accidental editing.
- Persistence & Startup Restore: Notes are automatically saved and will spawn in their exact positions and sizes when the application launches.
- Auto-Updater System: Secure cryptographic signing verifies and updates your installation silently or with user confirmation.
Visit the GitHub Releases page to download the latest installer.
- Download the
winSticky_x.x.x_x64_en-US.msiinstaller. - Run the installer and follow the prompt instructions.
- Launch winSticky from your desktop or Start Menu.
To run or build the application from source, you need to have Node.js and Rust installed on your Windows machine.
npm installnpm run tauri devnpm run tauri buildThis software uses Tauri v2's official secure updater system.
- All production releases are cryptographically signed using private/public keys.
- Updates are delivered securely and verified automatically on startup before prompting the user for installation.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.