Spaces, tags & pinned runbooks
Group notes by environment, client, or department. Pin the important stuff so on-call and new hires can find it instantly — even at 3 a.m.
Finally retire the “random-notes-FINAL-NEW-2.txt” file on your desktop.
Logins, SOPs, “do-not-touch” configs, incident timelines, vendor contacts — MyAdminNotes.com keeps them all in one searchable, locked-down home instead of a graveyard of random docs and inbox searches.
We’re finishing up the first version. Check back soon to join the beta.
Why MyAdminNotes
You don’t need another “all-in-one workspace.” You need a simple, ruthless home for everything you’d otherwise scribble into a terminal window, a ticket comment, or a sticky note on your monitor.
Group notes by environment, client, or department. Pin the important stuff so on-call and new hires can find it instantly — even at 3 a.m.
Finally retire the “random-notes-FINAL-NEW-2.txt” file on your desktop.
Keep HR notes out of engineering, and vice versa. Control who sees what at the note, space, and team level — without babysitting individual docs.
“Everyone can see everything” is not a security model.
Type three letters and we surface the note, the tag, the checklist, and the person who touched it last. Stop spelunking through email threads.
Admin speed, not “loading pretty cards” speed.
Drop in CLI output, config snippets, screenshots and ticket IDs. Tag them now or let future-you sort things from the activity feed.
Capture the mess while it’s in your head, not after the incident call.
Link directly from tickets, chat, or your admin panel. MyAdminNotes becomes the canonical source of “how we actually do things here.”
One link, many tools. Your runbooks finally agree with reality.
See who changed what, when, and why. Roll back if someone “cleaned up” a note a bit too aggressively before the next outage.
No more “who deleted the reset-root-password steps?” drama.
How it works
MyAdminNotes is intentionally boring: a single, trusted place where your team expects to find admin-level notes — and nowhere else.
Sign up with your work email and name your workspace. Add spaces like Production, Clients, or HR & Legal, then invite the people who actually need access.
Paste from existing docs, tickets, and DMs. Tag things lightly (#oncall, #db, #vendor-x) and pin your critical runbooks.
Drop links from your admin panel, ticket templates, or internal wiki. Over time, teammates learn: if it’s important and admin-ey, it lives here.
This isn’t another knowledge base “we’ll fill out later.” It’s the place you actually update in the middle of the work.
Who it’s for
MyAdminNotes is made for the unofficial information hubs of the world: the people who keep everything running and remember where all the bodies are buried.
Solo founders & tiny teams
Ops, DevOps & support
Agencies & MSPs
Pricing
While we’re in early access, MyAdminNotes is free for small teams. We’ll only charge once we’re confident we’re saving you more headaches than we cost.
Early access · Limited seats
Get your workspace set up, migrate your notes, and get your team using it. When we launch paid plans, you’ll get a quiet heads-up and a generous grace period.
FAQ
No. Deliberately no. MyAdminNotes is for admin-level notes, runbooks, and configs. You can link out to your PM tool, but we’re not trying to replace it.
Yes. You can restrict notes by role, by space, and by specific users. HR doesn’t need to see database root instructions, and engineering doesn’t need salaries. Everyone gets what they need, nothing they don’t.
Your notes stay your notes. If you don’t want to continue when paid plans launch, you’ll be able to export everything cleanly in a human-readable format.
During early access we’ll support email-based accounts first, then layer on SSO for common providers. If SSO is a deal-breaker for you, mention it when you request access — it bumps you higher on the roadmap.