A privacy-first, EU-hosted workspace where documents, notes, and databases share one editor, built for individuals and small teams.
Knowledge workers who find full-stack suites heavy and single-purpose note apps cramped use Dokyo as a middle path: one workspace where documents, notes, and databases share a block editor that renders as table, kanban, list, calendar, or chart views. Editing is real-time through a CRDT engine, the desktop client covers Windows, macOS, and Linux with offline support, and the AI assistant stays optional behind consent.
That puts Dokyo in the all-in-one workspace category beside Notion and the local-first tools built around it, competing on where data lives and how little the product asks of a machine rather than on ecosystem breadth. The position that follows is deliberate: keep the core writing, database, and collaboration jobs fast and free of third-party tracking, and decline the adjacent products a heavier suite would add.
