Protect your privacy with a multi-purpose app with the highest military-grade security

Store your private notes, passwords, credit cards information, images, or bitcoins wallets with 2240-bit multi-cipher cascade encryption. You can encrypt your emails as well. Secret text transmission in images (steganography) is a breeze.
NEW: Over 30 languages ​​supported (v5.1.4 - 27.9.2025)

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Non-commercial freeware | Installer • 64/32bit Windows 11/10/8/7/Vista/XP
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Main Features

Encryption

Safe private notes

As with Notepad, you can easily open or create, edit, and save any text information that is safely stored. Very precise implementation with strongest crypto-algorithms used in cascade. You need only remember one single master password for absolute security for all you data.
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Safe mail/messages

Safe messages

Safe Notes Mail is a feature that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication for data communication. It can be used for encrypting, decrypting, and signing messages, e-mails, or texts. It is by far the safest public-key cryptography, or asymmetric cryptography in the world.
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Password checker

Password Generator

And checker. Very precise with nice graphics design. Charts contains the entire history of computer performance. It can display the real strength of entered passwords for many popular encryption tools. It also includes high grade approximation of the future progress of decryption for the next millennium.
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Additional Features

    Benjamin Franklin

    Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

    - Benjamin Franklin (American polymath and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States)
    Peter Hamind

    Privacy is a fundamental prerequisite to liberty. Guardian of privacy is Safe Notes."

    - Peter Hamind ( CEO of ArtbyMind )
    Bruce Schneier

    Encryption should be enabled for everything by default, not a feature you turn on only if you're doing something you consider worth protecting."

    - Bruce Schneier ( Security expert and cryptographer )