Neurain
Local notes, tasks & mind maps — free & offline
What it does
Think, write, plan and connect your ideas in one place. Neurain brings notes, tasks and mind maps together in a simple offline workspace where your data stays on your computer. No account. No cloud. No subscription.
Write notes, plan your week and map your ideas in one desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux. It runs entirely on your computer — no account, no cloud, no internet needed.
Write, plan and map things out in a single window. Neurain runs entirely on your computer — no account, no cloud, no internet needed. Neurain is a desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux — no phone version. Open this page on your computer to download it. A notes app, a to-do list and a mind-mapping tool — all in one window, all sharing the same content. A bubble on a map can be a real note or a real task. No sign-up, no password to invent, no sync to configure, no plan to choose. You download it, open it, and use it. On a plane, in a basement, in the mountains, during an outage. Neurain never needs the internet, so it doesn’t stop. Everything stays local: your notes live in an encrypted file…from neurain.pages.dev
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