SecNote
SecNote is a focused workspace for security professionals. Encrypted notes, live CVE tracking, a curated threat-intel news hub, voice notes for the field, and habit tracking — one app, no juggling.
Notes in one place, CVE alerts in another, news in a dozen tabs, voice memos somewhere else. The context-switching costs you the thing that matters most: staying sharp.
Findings, engagement notes, credentials hygiene, runbooks — organized into notebooks and encrypted, so sensitive material stays sensitive.
A live feed from the National Vulnerability Database. Watch the vendors and products you care about and catch what matters without the noise.
A curated stream of security news and threat intelligence — one place to skim with your coffee instead of twelve open tabs.
Capture observations in the field or on the move — during an assessment, a walkthrough, or an incident — and come back to them later.
Reading, labs, cert study, log reviews — build the daily reps that keep you sharp, and see your streaks.
Native on iOS and macOS, so your workspace is wherever you are — at the desk or on site.
If your day involves vulnerabilities, incidents, or assessments, SecNote was built for you.
Track the CVEs hitting your stack, keep shift notes organized, and stay current without drowning in feeds.
Keep engagement notes encrypted and separated by notebook, capture voice notes between meetings, and log findings as they happen.
Working an incident? Capture the timeline as it unfolds and keep your threat-intel reading in the same place as your case notes.
SecNote starts with a free trial; Pro unlocks the full workspace. No sales call, no enterprise tier — it's an app, priced like one.
Yes — notes are encrypted, and SecNote is a workspace, not a data-collection product. Your material is yours.
Straight from the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) — the same source the industry relies on, delivered without the noise.
Email hello@144company.com — you'll get an answer from the person who built it.
Stop juggling notes apps, news tabs, and CVE alerts. Put it all in your pocket.