I built Facets because my own work was scattered across too many tools. It runs on your machine, works offline, and keeps your projects, files, tasks, and notes under your control.
My name is Eshaan. I'm a blind jazz musician who was paying for five different apps and still didn't have tools that actually worked together — or for me.
So I built the tool I wish I didn't have to build.
Facets runs on your machine. Your data stays yours — not training material for someone else's AI, not leverage for someone else's business model. When you sync, everything is end-to-end encrypted. When you don't, nothing leaves your device.
The more my work moved into the cloud, the less it felt like mine. Facets is how I want that to change.
Write in plain language — a task, a meeting, a note, whatever's on your mind. Facets parses it and puts it where it belongs. No clunky UI, no choosing a project first. And no, I'm not sending your input to an AI in the cloud. The intelligence is built into the app.
Your tasks, notes, files, and calendar roll up into views that make sense together — no rules to write, no automations to maintain. Fold your work into the shape you want it to take.
Bring in your collaborators and work together in real time — or offline, on your own schedule. Everything is there when you open the app. No wondering which version is the latest, no chasing updates. Just your work, always current, on every device.