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Riss Notes is a text editor published by Odikon AS and currently available in version 0.1.87, with one version listed in the catalog at the time of writing. The software is built specifically for durable note-taking, placing it in the text editor and note-taking software category. Its defining characteristic is a session-based persistence model in which the session itself functions as the save mechanism. Rather than requiring users to manually name files and commit changes to disk, Riss Notes preserves the entire working state automatically: untitled documents, unsaved edits, open panes, and even caret positions all survive application restarts. This design means that a user can close the application at any point and return later to find the workspace exactly as it was left, with every draft, cursor placement, and window arrangement intact. This approach addresses a common problem in everyday writing workflows, where quick notes, temporary drafts, and half-finished thoughts are frequently lost because they were never formally saved. By treating the session as the authoritative record, Riss Notes removes the friction of deciding when and where to save, which makes it suitable for a range of use cases. These include capturing fleeting ideas without interrupting a train of thought, maintaining scratch buffers for code snippets or text fragments during development work, drafting content incrementally over multiple sittings, and keeping parallel notes open across several panes without administrative overhead. Writers, developers, researchers, and general users who value continuity over explicit file management are the natural audience for this kind of tool. Version 0.1.87 represents the current release. The pre-1.0 version number indicates that the software is in an early stage of its development cycle, and with only a single version recorded in the catalog, version history information is limited to this release. Users evaluating Riss Notes should therefore consider it an evolving product whose core promise—reliable, automatic preservation of the note-taking session across restarts—defines its present identity within the text editor landscape.
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