HushJot

Move from Notesnook.

Notesnook exports plain Markdown, and HushJot reads it as it is.

Export from Notesnook

  1. Open Settings → Import & export → Backup & export.
  2. Next to Export all notes, choose Markdown. Enter your password when asked, and save the zip.

From Notesnook help: Exporting notes. Checked October 2026.

Import into HushJot

  1. Open hushjot.app. No account needed.
  2. Drop the zip anywhere on the window. Or open Export and import (⌘J ⇧I) and choose the files there.
  3. Pick a folder to import into, then press Import. The summary lists anything it skipped.
The Export and import window with files staged: Ready to import, a folder picker, and an Import button.
Staged, with a folder to import into.
The import summary: Imported 3 notes into Top level, with Show and Import more buttons.
Done. Anything skipped is listed here.

What comes across

WhatComes across?
Note text and formattingYes, as Markdown
Note titlesYes
TagsNo: write them as #tags in the text and HushJot picks them up
AttachmentsNo: listed as skipped

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What you give up

Notesnook’s free tier syncs across devices. HushJot is free on one device; sync is paid.

Questions

How do I export my notes from Notesnook?
Open Settings → Import & export → Backup & export, choose Export all notes as Markdown, and drop the zip onto HushJot.
What comes across from Notesnook?
Note text, formatting and titles, as Markdown. Tags and attachments stay behind; write tags as #tags in the text and HushJot picks them up.
Do I need a HushJot account to import?
No. Open hushjot.app, choose to use it on this device only, then import. No email address, no password.
Are my notes uploaded when I import them?
HushJot reads the files in your browser and encrypts each note before storing it. Without an account nothing is sent to us; with Sync, only the encrypted notes are.
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