Original Summary

Hi r/SideProject , I've been working on Yazora for a while. The project started with a simple problem: notes, tables, sketches, and files often end up scattered across different tools. I wanted to see whether they could live in one workspace that also remains usable offline. Yazora saves changes on your device first, so you can keep opening, creating, and editing documents without an internet connection. When you reconnect, your workspace syncs quietly in the background. It works on the web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux, so you can continue in the same workspace across your devices. Here is what it supports today: Rich documents with tables, checklists, media, links, and code blocks Drawing boards and spreadsheets Folders, tags, templates, backlinks, and search Scanning printed text into editable content Personal and Team workspaces Optional AI writing and editing tools on paid plans Before building Yazora, I kept switching between two kinds of tools. The all-in-one workspaces had everything in one place, but they depended on a server for almost everything, and my documents never really felt like mine. The local-first apps were fast and kept my files on my device, but I kept adding plugins for things I used every day. Yazora is my attempt at the middle ground: everything in one workspace, saved on your device first, so it opens instantly and keeps working no matter what your connection is doing. The Free plan includes the main document, drawing board, spreadsheet, scanning, import, export, and offline features. I've spent a long time looking at Yazora from the builder's side, so I would really value an outside perspective. I'm open to any honest feedback: what makes sense, what feels confusing or unnecessary, which parts you would use, what seems to be missing, or why the product may not be for you. You can explore the product, try it in your browser, or download it for your device here: I'll be around to answer questions and take notes.   submitted by   /u/Many-Trouble8746 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/24 20:27:46