Two apps.
One way of working.
One is for looking: references, images and video, collected while you work out what you’re making. One is for writing: pages, notes and lists. Both keep everything on your machine.
Windows · Free, forever · No account, no cloud, no AI
You probably came for one of them.
They share a name and not much else. One holds the pictures you’re working from, the other holds the words you’re writing.
Both apps work the same way.
They’re built on the same handful of rules. Neither one has an account screen, a sync indicator, or plans to grow one.
Local-first, by design
Everything is stored on your machine. Offline on a plane or off the grid for a week, both apps open exactly the same as they did yesterday.
No cloud, no account, no AI
Nothing to sign up for and nothing uploaded. There's no server on the other end, so your work stays where you put it.
Free, forever
No subscription, no seats, no tiers, no paid version coming later. You download them once and they're yours.
Built for one person first
I made both of these for my own work, and I use them every week. Things get added when I need them, not to reach more people.
Take whichever one you need.
One is a Windows app, the other opens in a tab. Both are free, forever. Neither will ask you for an email address.
Palma Canvas
Windows · v1.1.6
An infinite board for references — images, video, screenshots — that ends in a moodboard you can hand over.
PalmaNote
Windows · v0.2.1 · or your browser
A writing app for pages, notes and lists. Install it for Windows, or open it in your browser.





