Personal space and small teams
An organization on a single computer, no server needed: notes, finance, health and other apps, with permissions for every member.
Public beta
Init runs your organization's workspace on its own server or right on your computer. The administrator installs apps from a signed catalog and grants people permissions, while Desktop and phones converge on the organization's set of apps. Your data stays with you.
macOS · Windows · iOS · Android · Ubuntu
An organization on a single computer, no server needed: notes, finance, health and other apps, with permissions for every member.
An Ubuntu server with one command, in-place updates with checks and rollback, backups verified by a test restore.
An .initapp package, a manifest with explicit permissions, a WASM sandbox and catalog publishing with signatures and review.
An Ubuntu server with one command or a local virtual machine straight from Desktop.
WASM components with a closed list of operations. Every permission goes through administrator consent.
Index and packages are signed with Ed25519, bytes are checked by SHA-256, compatibility is verified before install.
Built-in sign-in and access control: roles, direct grants and a history of permission changes.
Streaming encryption. A backup counts as created only after a test restore.
Desktop for macOS and Windows; the iOS and Android clients work but have not been verified on physical devices yet. A phone joins the organization with a QR code.
Server and app health, thresholds and clear problems with a fix action.
Search across apps and a calendar that puts deadlines, treatment plans and workouts in one grid.
Users, permissions and app lifecycle are available from the terminal just as they are in Desktop.
Packages are signed by their publisher and reviewed before publishing. App permissions are visible before install.
Every version follows the same path - from the publisher's signature to the check on your device.
Found a problem? Take a snapshot with ⌘⇧B and build a Beta report: description, screenshots and logs in one encrypted archive.