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Reductable is in public beta. It's stable enough for daily use — we use it daily — but it is beta software: expect bugs, rough edges, and features still landing. Keep your own backups; Reductable exports your whole outline, and your notes stay in your hands either way.

US$79 is the beta price, and it rises when Reductable leaves beta. Buy during the beta and you own the app forever at that price — 1.0 and every update after it, on every platform, with no second purchase and no subscription.

Reductable is a paid app that's free forever up to 200 of your own nodes — no account, no card, no time limit. A one-time purchase then unlocks unlimited nodes on every platform, across unlimited devices. Same-network sync and self-hosting are always free.

No. The free tier isn't time-limited and the app never goes read-only — you keep using it free up to 200 nodes for as long as you like. Only creating a new node past the cap is gated, and deleting a node frees a slot. It's fully local, so it never phones home. A one-time purchase unlocks unlimited nodes on every platform.

From inside the app. Download Reductable, use it free, and when you hit the node cap open Settings → License and press Unlock — the app takes you to checkout with your account already filled in, and your license is bound to it. On iPhone and iPad that's an in-app purchase. There's nothing to buy on this website, and no sign-up either way.

No. There's no sign-up, no email gate, and no identity tied to your notes. Your license is an offline signed token, so the app keeps working with no network at all.

Yes. Reductable is local-first: your notes live on your device and everything works fully offline. The app never phones home.

We're building for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android, and a single purchase unlocks all of them, with unlimited devices. They haven't all shipped yet: macOS and iOS are installable today, and Windows, Linux and Android are still on the way. The download page carries the current status for each, including which are still in beta.

Your devices exchange changes directly, peer to peer, over the network they share — the same Wi-Fi, or the same VPN, with no account and no third party. It's not a bridge from your network across the internet to someone else's: to reach other networks, you can self-host your own peer that adds relay and discovery, so devices on different networks sync while both are online — free and yours. It can also keep a client-encrypted backup only you can unlock.

Yes — with no central server there's no inbox in the cloud, so two devices exchange changes when both are awake and can reach each other, whether on a shared network or through a peer you self-host. A self-hosted peer relays changes across networks but doesn't hold a mailbox that catches them while a device is offline. Store-and-forward — your devices converging even when they're never awake together — isn't part of self-hosting; it's a capability we may offer later as a paid service.

Yes. Nothing is tracked and the app makes no background calls. If you self-host a backup peer, it holds only client-encrypted replicas it cannot read, and the keys never leave your devices — an encrypted copy only you can unlock.

Yes. Updates to the app are free — there's no subscription for the app itself.