wordspaceFor Mac and iPhone · Fully on-device
Your words stay on your Mac.
On the iPhone you capture, on the Mac you think. What you catch on the fly waits in the Inbox until you decide; then it becomes a note, and a personal wiki grows on its own. No account, no cloud.
How it works
Four ideas, one place
The Inbox is the first door
What you catch on the fly — on the Mac or the iPhone — stops there: it isn’t a note yet, and it doesn’t have to be. You look at it when you have time and you decide: make a note of it, put it away, or throw it out.
Markdown, effortlessly
Write in Markdown and see formatted text as you type. Every paragraph is a block with its own pill — heading, text, list, table, quote — and converting it is one click.
On-device intelligence
Fix, rewrite, expand or shorten one paragraph at a time. The engine runs on your Mac — Apple Intelligence or a model you download once. Your text is never sent anywhere.
A wiki that grows
The wiki reads your notes and reorganizes them by topic: the ones you tag with #topic and @person, and the ones the intelligence finds on its own. Ask a question, the answer comes only from what you’ve written. It is the way of working known online as an LLM wiki: knowledge is compiled once and keeps growing, instead of being searched again at every question.
Made yours
Twelve themes. Try them here.
Six dark, six light. Pick one and this page changes to the app’s real colors. Your choice stays in your browser.
Private by design
What leaves your Mac: nothing
It isn’t a promise made of words: it’s how the app is built. There’s no account, no server your text lands on, no way for us to see it.
If we don’t collect your data, there’s nothing to lose, sell, or have stolen.
GDPR
Transparency, done right
wordspace processes no personal data to work. This site uses no cookies and no analytics. The full policy explains, plainly, what happens — including the server’s technical logs.
- No cookies, no tracking, no third-party services.
- No fonts loaded from external CDNs: the type is your system’s own.
- Your GDPR rights and how to exercise them, with the controller’s contacts.