Your notes, photos, calendar, and contacts. On your server.

Four native apps for iOS and macOS that sync with Nextcloud — the open-source server you run yourself. No tracking. No lock-in. No one else’s cloud.

Opens your mail client — we’ll be in touch with access details.

What beta testers get.

01 Early access to all four apps

TestFlight builds of ReMuse Notebook, Photos, Calendar, and Contacts before public release.

02 Direct line to the developers

A real email address, not a ticket queue. Your bug reports and feedback reach the people writing the code.

03 Founding user pricing

Beta testers who stay through launch receive a discount on any paid apps in the suite. We take care of people who take a chance on us.

The Suite

Four apps · one server · your data

Notebook

ReMuse Notebook

A rich-text note editor that syncs every note to your Nextcloud as a plain Markdown file. Write freely. Own your words completely.

Beta

Photos

ReMuse Photos

Browse, upload, and organize your photo library directly on your Nextcloud server. Your memories stay where they belong — on hardware you control.

Beta

Calendar

ReMuse Calendar

A full-featured native calendar for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with CalDAV sync to your Nextcloud. Five views, widgets, Siri support, and meeting invitations.

Beta

Contacts

ReMuse Contacts

A native contacts app with CardDAV sync to your Nextcloud. Full vCard support, biometric lock, and zero telemetry. On iPhone and Mac.

Beta

We built this because we were frustrated.

Not with any single app, but with the quiet assumption baked into almost every piece of software we used: that our data was theirs to keep, analyze, and monetize. Calendar events. Contact lists. Personal notes. Photo libraries. All of it living on someone else’s servers, under terms we didn’t negotiate.

So we built our own tools. Four apps that sync with Nextcloud — an open-source server you run yourself. Your data goes to your server. We never see it. We can’t hand it over, because we don’t have it.

What we believe.

Your notes, photos, contacts, and calendar are intimate. They shouldn’t live on someone else’s server.

Privacy should be a default, not a premium tier or a marketing claim.

Your files should be in open formats you can read anywhere, with or without us.

No third-party code, no telemetry, no analytics. What we say is what we do.