Each tool is designed to work independently, yet shares a common philosophy: local-first, user-owned, open.
A place to do what matters
A task manager that puts you in control. Works completely offline, syncs on your terms, and keeps your tasks where they belong—with you.
A place to remember what matters
A personal, local-first learning archive. Capture resources from YouTube, books, articles, papers, and more. Organize your knowledge and track your learning journey.
These aren't just guidelines—they're non-negotiable commitments that shape every decision we make.
All data belongs to you. Choose where it's stored, export it anytime, no hidden servers or proprietary formats.
Apps work offline first. Network is optional. Sync enhances but never controls your experience.
No centralized accounts, no mandatory cloud, no vendor-controlled backends. Devices cooperate without corporate mediation.
Transparent, auditable, and forkable by default. Open source is a commitment to user sovereignty.
Fewer features, thoughtfully designed. Calm interfaces that respect focus instead of fragmenting it.
No engagement traps, artificial friction, or data-driven coercion. Trust is earned by restraint.
Your data is not a feature.
Your attention is not a metric.
Your life is not SaaS.
— The Milki Labs Manifesto
Modern productivity software promised clarity, efficiency, and freedom. Instead, it delivered subscriptions, surveillance, lock-in, and dependency. We reject this model.
Users trust the tool without reading a privacy policy
Data outlives devices and companies
Software can be forked and survive without us
If you believe your tools should work for you, your data should stay yours, and your focus deserves respect—you are already part of this.