@naveenkumar Hey 👋 There are actually many differences between Notepin and Write.as which make the two unique in their own way with different use cases. Firstly, Notepin involves a no signup process and allows you to create a complete notebook with its own unique URL. You can create as many notes as you want here and can visit the same URL from any device. With Write.as, you can only store a single note in a unmemorable URL - though you have the option to register for an account and create a public blog. Write.as is a blogging platform. Notepin is a note-taking platform which comes with the optional ability to transform your notebook into a public blog. No registration is required to use this service and you can create private notes alongside your blog. Your notes are not made public with Notepin. Write.as lacks customizability as it does not allow for the use of themes, in which Notepin does. There are five so far and counting :) The no signup side of Write.as is designed for short-term, single use cases. It is unlikely that you would remember the randomly generated URL for a single post you had created. Notepin on the other hand lets you choose your own URL name and you can store however many notes you like there. The note URLs are not just stored in your browser with Notepin, which means you can access them from any device. Once the browser used to create your single post on Write.as forgets about the service, there is no way to edit that post again - or even have it removed. The editor for Notepin is designed to be so much simpler to use and offers a visual writing experience. Whatever you see on the editor is what your post will look like. It comes with ambient sounds and lets you create tables. I would just like to highlight the fact that Write.as is a platform for creating public blog posts. Notepin is a note-taking platform.

@betoayesa Glad you like the product :)