
One sticky note, synced everywhere.

One sticky note, synced everywhere.
Sticki.ly is a cross-platform sticky note application developed by Bravely Studios. Its primary function is to provide a simple, synchronized note taking system where each note, called a sticki, consists of a title, a text body, and a single attached file. The application is designed to sync across all major platforms, including Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android, and any device with a web browser. Users sign in with a Bravely Account, which can be created using Google, Apple, an email and password, or a magic link, and can register up to ten devices under a single account. The application is intentionally minimal, avoiding features like folders or tags. Each sticki can hold one attached file, such as a PDF, image, or document. Notes are stored encrypted at rest and are not used for advertising or training purposes. The application works offline, allowing users to edit stickis without an internet connection; changes sync automatically when connectivity is restored. On desktop platforms, the app resides in the menu bar (Mac) or system tray (Windows), while on mobile devices it appears as a home screen app. Users can view and manage all registered devices from the settings menu. Typical use cases for Sticki.ly include storing frequently needed information such as guest Wi-Fi passwords, travel details like passport numbers and confirmation codes, or personal reminders. Users can attach a photo of a receipt to a sticki with a text explanation, or save an idea or a line for a toast to access across devices. The workflow involves creating a sticki on one device and accessing or editing it on another, with the same content rendered in a format appropriate for each device. The application is part of a suite of tools from Bravely Studios, which also includes remote desktop, screenshot, PDF editing, and task management applications.