Said and Done. — the desk that keeps its word

01 · The notes are the plan

Your notes are already the plan.

Point Said and Done. at the folder where your thinking lives. Every folder inside becomes a Notebook; nothing is copied, nothing is moved. Pages reference the exact lines in your markdown they came from — so the plan and the work never drift apart.

A Page's reference read in place — the markdown lines it points at, rendered inside the Page — The exact markdown lines a Page points at, rendered where you need them.

The overview — Pages and files as one web, a tooltip listing what a Page references — The Overview — every Page and every file it touches, one living web.

Free is the product

Most people never pay a cent.

The free desk has no clock and no watermark — five Notebooks, ten Chapters, a hundred living Pages, every key, forever. One payment of 4.99€ lifts the caps on two devices when you outgrow it. No subscription, no account, no tracking.

5 Notebooks: free
10 Chapters: free
100 living Pages: free
every key, every face: free
agents at the desk: free
no caps, 2 devices: 4.99€

02 · One record · scroll through

The Chapter is a record.

Every Chapter reads as one running record, the freshest word on top. Each Page carries its status, its dates, the files it points at, and who spoke last — so catching up after three days away is a scroll, not an excavation. No columns to tend; the record keeps itself.

The record — one running account of every Page, freshest first — Every Page as a line in the record — status, dates, files, and voices attached.

A status is a chord.

Backlog, to do, in progress, done — every Page wears exactly one. Pick a Page with the keyboard, change its status with a chord, and the strip at the bottom names every live key — nothing to memorise, nothing hiding behind a menu.

The record mid-decision — Pages wearing their statuses — A real Notebook mid-decision — backlog to done, one chord apart.

Any Page opens as a case file.

One sheet holds a Page's whole life — the body, the referenced markdown read in place, every Thought and Update, every attachment, and the history of who did what, when. Esc closes it, and you are back on the record exactly where you left it.

A case file — one Page's whole life on one sheet — The case file — body, references, Thoughts and Updates, and history on one sheet.

03 · A named teammate

A teammate that signs its work.

Your AI agent sits at the same desk through its own door. It files Pages, resolves them, and leaves Updates — every action signed with its own name in the history, exactly the way yours carries yours.

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A case file where agent:quartermaster reports in an Update, signed by name — Signed work — the agent's name in the history, next to yours.

04 · Search that understands

Find what you meant, not just what you typed.

Exact words on one leg, on-device meaning search on the other — embeddings computed on your own GPU, sent nowhere. The note that says it differently still answers.

The finder — an exact hit on top, meaning-search hits beneath it — Exact hits first, meaning matches beneath.

05 · Yours

Yours, on your machine.

One local database. Daily backups you can hold. No account, no cloud, no sync service between you and your own plans.

One folder

is the whole setup. Your structure is the structure.

Zero clouds

Notes stay files. The desk stays local. Nothing phones out.

14 days

of daily backups — database and attachments, in your folder.

Esc closes

everything, always. One keyboard rule, no modes, no surprises.

06 · Said and Done.

Say it. Then see it done.

Said and Done. is in release-candidate season. The installers — Linux, macOS, Windows, everything bundled, nothing to fetch — are almost ready to shake hands.

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