Pre-public preview
Nolocron is still pre-public. You can download a preview build to try, but there's no account or signup flow yet — and this page won't pretend otherwise. If you want to hear as it moves toward a public release, send a note and we'll keep you posted.
Whoever you are, the bet is the same: the data that makes AI useful should stay yours — usable on your terms, not surrendered to a platform to get value back.
Your notes, chats, documents, and AI conversations are scattered across a dozen tools, and to get value from them you have to hand them over. Nolocron lets you use them in place — point any AI at exactly the slice you choose, on your own machine, and see what it touched.
Your agents' memory is a pile of markdown files with no real backup, scope, or audit. Wire them to one source you control instead — scoped to exactly what you grant, over an open protocol, with a receipt for everything they touch.
The app exists and runs locally today; capability maturity is shown per feature. What you see described is the product as it is now, not a roadmap dressed as a release.
Signed, downloadable builds you can install and trust. The download page resolves the newest desktop artifacts from the release manifest.
The public domain, access controls, and operational surface a launch needs. Not stood up yet — so we don't claim it.
Accounts, signup, and a real waitlist backend go live here. Until then, "join the waitlist" is an email to a person, not a row in a database.
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