Local by design
Your library is a folder on your Mac. No account, no sync, no server.
A local-first library for the images, links, colours and notes you keep. One folder you own.
Your library is a folder on your Mac. No account, no sync, no server.
Grid, canvas and infinity over the same shelf. Switch without moving a file.
Byte-for-byte files, hashed locally, with thumbnails made on your Mac.
Search, focus, inspect and export without leaving the keys.
Point at an element on a page; the app keeps it in your library.
For the things you find mid-scroll.
Save it, file it, find it again. Your library is sorted by the time you're back.

Justified rows, a waterfall, or a flat list. Pinch to resize; tiles lift under the pointer.

Each collection gets a free plane. Put things next to each other and they stay there.

A phyllotaxis plane you can pan and zoom without reaching a border.
Click an element with the picker, or drag the file in. GIFs keep their loop; video plays in place.
The title, source, description and your note, kept as one card. Select a passage and send it too.
An essay about the objects that ask nothing of you: a radio, a scale, a lamp. Notes on restraint and the useful surface.
BORING.STUDIO
Sample a palette from the page, or paste a hex. Swatches keep their value, their name and their note.
The accent from the studio’s field notes. Keep it for the next set of studies.
From a moodboard to a client hand-off, a place for whatever you don't want to lose.
Objects, surfaces and colours from one project, side by side.
Swatches with values, names, and the note you'd otherwise forget.
A grid of frames you can step through in focus.
Links with the title, the source, and why you kept them.
Textures, finishes and details, arranged on a canvas.
Screens, states, and the small decisions inside them.
Pairings, sizes, and the type you keep returning to.
References for the thing you haven't made yet.
Photos, captions, and the colour of the wall.
A portable folder with originals and a clean JSON file.
A quiet inbox of images, links and loose notes.
Keep them anyway. The name comes later.