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Cosmicore

small software that minds its own business.

buy it once and own it — it runs offline, and your work stays on your device. no accounts, no cloud. the desktop apps are sold direct from this site, not through a store — each app’s own page carries its price and says whether its checkout is open. phone versions for iPhone and Android are separate products and are not in the stores yet.

the apps

desktop · phone version to follow

LunaLog

a cycle calendar, planner, and journal in one — fully offline and private. a phone version for iPhone and Android is a separate product and is not in the stores yet.

one-time · desktop

what it does →

desktop · phone version to follow

Novelisha

novel writing software: plan it, write it scene by scene, export print-ready files for publishing from the desktop app. a phone version for iPhone and Android is a separate product and is not in the stores yet.

one-time · desktop

what it does →

both desktop apps are finished. Windows, macOS and Linux all come in the one desktop purchase, and each app’s own page carries its price and says whether its checkout is open. the phone versions are separate products and are not in the stores yet.

two purchases, not one

the desktop app and the phone app are different products. they are built for different machines, sold in different shops, and priced separately. one does not include the other.

desktop
sold direct from this site, one payment each. Windows, macOS and Linux are all in the one purchase. there is no licence key and nothing to activate — Paddle takes the payment, the download link is on the page you land on afterwards, which is worth bookmarking. each app’s own page carries its price and says whether its checkout is open.
iPhone & iPad
not in the App Store yet. when it is there it will be paid once, planned at $14.99 for LunaLog and $19.99 for Novelisha.
Android
not in Google Play yet. when it is there it will be paid once, planned at $9.99 for LunaLog and $14.99 for Novelisha — the two stores price differently and Android sits lower across the board. same app, different shop.
who sells it
Paddle is the merchant of record for the desktop apps, which makes Paddle the legal seller — it collects the tax and handles refunds under its own buyer terms. a phone app, once there is one, is sold by the store you bought it in, under that store’s rules. the refund policy has the detail.

a shop link that is not here yet is a shop that is not open yet. nothing on this site is a pre-order, and no page links to a checkout that cannot take an order.

in development

Narralog

record a voice track, take the noise and the long pauses out, master it, and export audio measured against the loudness, true-peak and noise-floor numbers audiobook and podcast platforms grade on — all on your own machine. still being built, and not on sale yet.

Cosmic Lab

film looks for photos and video, measured off real film stock instead of guessed at with sliders. offline, like the rest. still being built, and not on sale yet.

what you can count on

own it

buy it once. it’s yours to keep.

offline

the apps need no internet and no account.

private

your data stays on your device. nothing is collected.

yours

updates to the version you bought cost nothing extra — no subscription and nothing to renew.

who makes this

Cosmicore is an independent, women-owned studio — one person, Sara Sinéad, a writer who wanted tools that respect you: buy them once and own them, and they never watch what you do. her writing and photographs live at sarasinead.com.