Download AFFiNE for Windows
AFFiNE for Windows is a free, open-source notes and whiteboard app that works fully offline. Pick the installer that matches your PC — docs, databases, and the Edgeless whiteboard all run locally, no account required.
AFFiNE for Windows is a free, open-source notes and whiteboard app that works fully offline. Pick the installer that matches your PC — docs, databases, and the Edgeless whiteboard all run locally, no account required.
AFFiNE for Mac brings offline docs, whiteboards, and local-first storage to macOS, with native builds for Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs.
AFFiNE for Linux ships as AppImage, .deb, and Flatpak packages, so you can install it on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and most modern distributions while keeping every note stored on your own machine.
Yes. AFFiNE is local-first: the desktop app stores your docs and whiteboards on your device, so you can read and edit everything without an internet connection. Sync only happens when you choose to sign in to AFFiNE Cloud.
Your workspace lives on your own machine, under your control. You can optionally sync a workspace to AFFiNE Cloud for backup and cross-device access, but local storage works with no account at all.
Yes. The app is open source and free to download on every platform. Optional Cloud plans add storage, sync, and collaboration on top of the free local experience.
Stable is the tested release recommended for daily work. Beta previews upcoming features with light testing, and Canary is the bleeding-edge build published as soon as it is built — expect rough edges there.
New versions are delivered through the app's built-in updater, and you can always download the latest installer from this page. Release notes are published on What's New.
The iOS and Android apps focus on capturing and reviewing notes on the go, and stay in sync with your other devices through AFFiNE Cloud. The desktop app remains the most complete experience, including the full Edgeless whiteboard and local file control.
Sign in to AFFiNE Cloud to sync workspaces across devices, or export individual docs (to Markdown or HTML, for example) and import them on the other machine.