Well, that was fast. Earlier today we told you about Google Keep, a note-taking app Google was working on. Now, it seems the desktop version of the site is up and running!

Google Keep is now 404ing. Probably another victim of a spring cleaning. These Google products just don't last as long as they used to! And it's gone. Google Keep is now 404ing. Probably another victim of a spring cleaning. These Google products just don't last as long as they used to! Well, enjoy the screenshots!

Google Keep works a lot like Google Notebook used to: There's a list of notes, and you can color-code them, save pictures, and make checklists. You can archive notes, which will send them to a section at the bottom of your list.

There's a list view and a thumbnail view, pictured here. This screenshot also shows you what the New Note field looks like when it's active.

And, of course, this being Google, there is a search bar. It works.

Keep does a terrible job of displaying images in list view. This Jelly Bean logo is only 175 x 267, but here Keep is stretching it to a massive size, it won't even fit on my monitor. There's a mobile web interface, which we have pictured on the right. There's supposed to be an Android app too, but there's no sign of that yet.