Noirpad

NoirPad is a writing terminal that thinks it is 1978. Black screen, phosphor glow, scanlines rolling down the glass, and the clack of a typewriter under your fingers. Everything else gets out of the way so you can write. WRITING - Rich text with bold, italic, underline and strikethrough - Bullet and numbered lists, nested as deep as you like - Tables you can edit in a grid - Find and replace across the whole note - A symbol palette, one-tap timestamps, and word goals with a progress line - Live character, word and words-per-minute counters - Zen mode hides everything but the page LOOKS Pick any ink colour and the entire interface follows it. Phosphor tint bathes the panels in it; wire frame strips everything back to outlines on pure black. Then layer on the terminal: CRT scanlines, curved glass, chromatic split, phosphor bloom, a rolling hold bar, interlace, film grain, and occasional…