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IORY: A desktop app that crafts an 'iori' – a zen-inspired minimalist retreat. Distraction-free text editor for pure, focused writing.

Try the web demo →

No UI. Pure text canvas.

IORY also has a limited GitHub Pages demo for quick trial use in the browser.

• The desktop app is the real version.
• The web demo is intentionally limited and should be treated as a preview only.
• In the web demo, drafts are autosaved to IndexedDB in your browser.
• The web demo does not write back to your local filesystem while you type.
• If you want a file on disk, use the Download button to export a copy manually.
• Browser data can be cleared by the user or the browser, so the web demo is not the recommended place for important writing.

If you want the full IORY experience — direct local-file editing, stronger save semantics, and the intended desktop UX — use the installable app.

• Focus on one file at a time
  Start from New File, Open File, or Recent files, then stay with the document you are writing.

• Edit your local files directly
  Your document remains a file on disk. You can keep writing without being locked into an app-specific format.

• Autosave by default
  You do not need to keep thinking about saving while you write.

• Create explicit checkpoints with Ctrl+S
  Manual save can leave a local checkpoint when you want to preserve a specific moment.

• Restore from the checkpoint timeline
  You can go back through saved snapshots and restore an earlier state.

• Switch themes
  Choose between Night Blue, Snow, Ash, and Warm Paper.

• Adjust the writing environment
  Tune font, line height, content width, count mode, background style, and checkpoint interval.

• Writers who want to focus on the text before anything else
• People who prefer writing quietly in one file at a time
• Anyone who wants autosave and history as a safety net

Checkpoints and restore history are stored locally in the app's settings directory, not in the cloud. They exist to protect your writing on your device, not as a sync or sharing feature.

In the web demo, equivalent history is stored only inside your browser for demo purposes.