StillPointA still place for thinking.
A calm place to return to and a trusted place to think. StillPoint is a local-first workspace for notes, tasks, and ideas—whether it’s a quiet journal between meetings or the one brain you trust to hold everything together.
Simple enough to visit. Strong enough to rely on.
StillPoint respects your work: no accounts, no subscriptions, and no cloud lock-in. Your notes live on your computer as plain text, ready to last.
A journal when you want it
Each day is a simple note page. Drop in to jot plans or capture what actually happened, without ever committing to a system.
Tasks stay with context
A task is just a checkbox in a note. StillPoint surfaces what is due without disconnecting it from the story behind it.
Links become a graph
Connections emerge naturally as you write. Days link to projects, notes to ideas, and the graph grows quietly in the background.
A safe haven from noisy tools
Modern work lives everywhere: email, chat, calendars, docs, and tickets. StillPoint does not replace them. It gives you a home base so you always know where to return when you need to remember.
StillPoint is a local-first workspace you can always return to — a journal when you want it, a connected brain when you need it.
Writing, tasks, calendar, and links all in one flow
StillPoint connects what you write to what you need to do, when it happened, and how it relates to everything else. Pages link to tasks, tasks link to dates, and the graph shows how your thinking evolves. It becomes a second brain you can trust to hold the full story.
Download StillPoint
Free, local, and yours. Build from source or grab a release on GitHub.
A thank you to Zim Wiki.
StillPoint exists because Zim proved the model. I used Zim for over a decade with thousands of folders and notes. It was bulletproof, stood the test of time, and never lost a page. That durability is the bar StillPoint aims to keep. As a young consultant in 2007, I found Zim Wiki and it changed how I worked. Finally, I had a tool that let me write naturally, link ideas together, and keep everything local. Over the years, Zim became my trusted brain for projects, research, and personal notes. When I started building StillPoint, I wanted to honor that legacy while improving the experience with modern design, performance, and features.
