Harbor Notes: Notebooks, Tasks

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About this app

Harbor is your private second brain — a fast, native notes app for people who want to remember everything and own it for life.

Capture notes, organize them into notebooks, tag anything, attach photos and files, scan paper documents, sketch ideas, and record voice memos. Then find any of it in seconds — Harbor's search runs on your device, so it answers as fast as you can type, with or without a signal.

REMEMBER EVERYTHING
• Rich notes with checklists, tables, images, links, and highlights
• Notebooks and stacks that keep every part of your life organized
• Tags that cut across notebooks
• Tasks with due dates and priorities, right beside your notes
• Scan documents with your camera; sketch with your finger or a stylus
• Voice memos, photos, and files of every kind — share anything into Harbor from another app
• Instant search across every note, right on your device, even with no connection

YOURS, EVERYWHERE
• A truly native Android app, built in Kotlin — not a web page in a box
• Offline-first: your notes live on your phone and sync automatically
• A native Mac app, and the full web app at app.harbor.my from any browser
• A web clipper for Chrome and Firefox, and for Safari on Mac, that saves articles and pages straight into your notebooks

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No ads. No selling your data. No training AI on your notes. Ever.
• Optional end-to-end encryption locks down your most sensitive notes so that no one — not even us — can read them
• Export everything anytime in open formats from the web app. You are never locked in.

SWITCHING FROM ANOTHER NOTES APP?
Import your Evernote notebooks (.enex files) in the web app at app.harbor.my — your notebooks, tags, and attachments come with you, and everything syncs down to Android.

SIMPLE, HONEST PRICING
Harbor is free for up to 50 notes, 3 notebooks, 20 tags, 100 tasks, and 50 files — no credit card required, and no subscription needed to use the app. When you outgrow the free plan, Harbor Unlimited removes every limit:

• $9.99 per month or $99 per year
• Unlimited notes, notebooks, tags, tasks, and files
• A written price-lock promise in our terms: your price won't go up for at least 3 years

Harbor Unlimited is an auto-renewing subscription. Payment is charged to your Google Play account at confirmation of purchase, and renews automatically at the same price each month or year until you cancel. Cancel anytime in your Google Play subscription settings; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. And even if you stop paying, you can always read your notes, and export everything from the web app — Harbor never holds your data hostage.

Privacy Policy: https://harbor.my/privacy/
Terms of Use: https://harbor.my/terms/
Questions? A real person answers: help@harbor.my
Your second brain, owned for life — private notes, notebooks, tasks, and files.
Updated on
Sep 5, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
    Learn more about how developers declare sharing
  • This app may collect these data types
    Personal info, Financial info and 6 others
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

Note links show the linked note's name. A link to another note used to read just "Note" — now it carries that note's real title, and follows along when you rename it.

Also fixed: sharing an image into Harbor no longer makes Home show the wrong picture. A brand-new note's row could briefly draw the photo belonging to whatever note sat in that spot before.