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Bloc keeps your notes in sync across every device you use. Start a note on your phone during your commute, then pick it up on your laptop when you get to your desk — your latest edits are there waiting for you. As long as you’re signed in to the same account, Bloc handles everything in the background.

Accessing Notes on a New Device

To see your notes on a new device, simply sign in to Bloc with your account credentials. Once you’re signed in, Bloc pulls your notes from the server and stores them locally on that device. From that point on, edits you make on any device sync back automatically.
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Open Bloc in your browser

Navigate to the Bloc app on your new device.
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Sign in to your account

Enter your email and password. Bloc will authenticate and begin syncing immediately.
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Wait for notes to appear

Your notes load from the server within a few seconds. Once they’re local, you can access them even without an internet connection.

Real-Time Sync

When you’re online, changes you make on one device appear on your other devices within seconds. Bloc pushes updates as soon as you stop typing and pulls the latest server state whenever it detects new activity. You don’t need to refresh or trigger a manual sync — it happens automatically.

Sync Limits by Plan

The amount of data Bloc can sync depends on your plan:
  • Free plan — 200 MB of sync storage
  • Pro plan — 10 GB of sync storage
Sync storage counts the content of your notes including images and file attachments. If you’re working primarily with text, 200 MB goes a long way. See Plans to compare and upgrade.

Your Last Opened Note

Bloc remembers the last note you had open and restores it automatically the next time you launch the app. When you sign in on a new device, Bloc opens the note you were most recently working on, so you can continue right where you left off.
Install Bloc as a PWA on each of your devices for the best cross-device experience. The installed app launches faster, works fully offline, and feels native on both mobile and desktop. See the installation guide to get started.