Independent software studio

Local-first
software.

We build tools for personal knowledge and AI-assisted work, with local files and user-managed infrastructure at their core.

Explore the projects
01 — NOTERE

Personal knowledge,
plain files, connected.

02 — IN DEVELOPMENT

Develop with frontier models, assisted by local and open-weight models to reduce costs. Workflows that speed you up. Agents from different companies working together.

Our projects

Notes / AI & automation

01 / Personal knowledgeEarly access

Notere

Notes, tasks, and ideas.
Connected.

A Markdown workspace for notes, tasks, and calendar events. Organize with folders and tags, search your knowledge, and explore connections between notes.

  • Plain Markdown files that stay yours
  • Connected notes, search, and 2D & 3D graphs
  • Sync through the cloud storage you already use
Discover Notere notere.app
Inside Notere
Notere's Markdown editor with a task list, project table, and links to related notes.
Task lists, tables, and linked notes.
02 / AI & automationIn development

Your local assistant,
Coding agents,
working together.

Ever wanted to use local models for simple stuff and expensive models from frontier labs only when necessary? Use local models to simplify what frontier has to do? That's where WOLNIS comes in. Single environment that allows local and remote models to collaborate in a way that saves you money and allow more to get done.

A local companion for your coding agents.
Sneak peek

Where time and cost savings can come from.

Direct agent sessions
  • Manually split work and pass results between sessions.
  • Re-prompt an agent for each recurring task.
  • Use model calls to work through repeatable steps.
Orchestrated workflows
  • Delegate parallel tasks and collect their results.
  • Run saved workflows on a schedule or event.
  • Handle predictable steps with scripts; use models where reasoning is needed.

Less manual coordination and fewer repeated model calls. Actual savings depend on the workflow and models used.

Questions or feedback?

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