01 · Local
Your notes live on your machine.
No signup wall. No sync tax. No surprise account before you can write a sentence. Graphon starts with local storage because trust starts there.
Local-first notes. No account. No cloud hostage situation.
The notes app that shuts up and lets you write.
Graphon opens fast, saves quietly, and keeps your notes on your machine. It is free, open source, and built for people tired of turning writing into workspace theater.
Early notes from real users will live here.No fake praise. No rented logos.Try it, fork it, tell us what sucks.Local notes first. Cloud circus later.Built in the open when the repo goes public.MIT licensed. Your notes stay yours.Early notes from real users will live here.No fake praise. No rented logos.Try it, fork it, tell us what sucks.Local notes first. Cloud circus later.Built in the open when the repo goes public.MIT licensed. Your notes stay yours.
02 · Fast
Open. Type. Saved.
The first version is obsessed with the basic loop: create a note, write the thing, autosave without drama, find it again later.
03 · Forkable
If the app annoys you, fork it.
MIT licensed, TypeScript all the way down, and intentionally small enough to understand. The public repo is the product manual.
MITTypeScriptElectronSQLite
Early, real, and getting sharper.
A notes app for people who do not want another productivity religion.
Windows first. Linux and macOS are on the release path. Cloud can wait.