DunneNote · DunneWrite · DunneFlow
Desktop software for people whose work has to outlast the tools that made it. Notes, stories and code maps that stay on your machine, in formats you own.
Two commercial desktop apps and one open-source tool, all in pre-release and heading for 1.0.
An offline-first notebook for Windows, macOS and Linux. Your notes in an open format you own.
In progress · Pre-release 0.9
Learn more →A living story bible of characters, places, timelines and maps, kept consistent as you write.
In progress · Pre-release 0.22
Learn more →Maps what moves through a program, usually one written by an AI. Discover visually where it starts, what it runs, what it touches, and why. Not your typical source code reader, this is a new way of viewing an application that helps to understand how it FLOWS. Open source.
In progress · Pre-release 0.2
Learn more →Your work lives on your own disk, not on our servers. Nothing is uploaded unless you set it up.
DunneNote notebooks are plain folders in a documented, open format; DunneWrite exports a whole story as one file.
Every documentation page says whether what it describes is available, in progress, or planned.
Use no AI at all if you choose. Where a product uses AI, you choose the provider and hold the key or run a model locally.
Step-by-step tutorials take you from install to your first notebook, your first story, or your first map of a codebase.