n. — a state of being pleasantly lost in one's own thoughts.
Your past self remembers what you've forgotten. No AI. No cloud. No subscription. Just you, in conversation with who you were.
A native Mac app, quick to open, quiet by design. Nothing between you and the page.
Reverie hands you something you wrote — a week ago, a year ago — and asks what you make of it now. The longer you write, the better it gets.
Plain Markdown files in a folder you choose, on your own machine. No account. Readable by any text editor, forever. Leave any time; lose nothing.
Once. £29 during early access, and every future version is yours free, forever — including Windows and Linux as they ship. £39 from launch proper, with major upgrades at £10 and fixes always free.
Notify me at launchAn email to us, not a mailing-list form. Used only to tell you about Freeholder. Nothing else.
Built by Shahid Ahmad — writing software since 1982, a decade of it at PlayStation, where he commissioned No Man's Sky and Hellblade. Freeholder makes personal software that respects the person using it.
You're the freeholder.