For people whose AI process currently lives in a mess of tabs

A friendlier place for your messy AI experiments.

Nodes Nodes Nodes gives you one canvas for prompts, notes, assets, and runs so you can stop losing the plot halfway through making something.

macOS alpha. Still early. Still a little scrappy. That is okay.

Because a lot of AI workflows feel like a junk drawer.

If you are juggling prompts, screenshots, notes, and output folders, this is meant to feel calmer, weirder, and more human.

Put the whole thing on a canvas

Throw prompts, notes, templates, and assets into one place instead of hopping between windows.

Run stuff without context switching

Keep the workflow intact while you test ideas and watch jobs move through the queue.

Actually compare the results

Look at outputs side by side and keep the ones that are worth keeping.

The loop is pretty simple.

  1. 01

    Make a little project

    Start fresh or reopen an old experiment without dumping everything into one giant pile.

  2. 02

    Connect the bits

    Prompts, notes, templates, and source assets all get to live in the same graph.

  3. 03

    Run it, compare it, keep what works

    Use the queue and asset views to see what happened and decide what deserves another pass.

Fake motion for now. Real product video comes later.

A few spots in the app you would probably live in.

Still placeholders, but now they are at least actual images instead of empty boxes.

Placeholder app home screen. APP HOME
Placeholder canvas screen. CANVAS
Placeholder queue screen. QUEUE
Placeholder assets screen. ASSETS

Want in when it is ready?

The app is in macOS alpha and I am still sorting out the least annoying way to do waitlist plus downloads.

Join the waitlist

Waitlist slot goes here

No provider is wired up yet, so this stays honest for now.

When it exists, this should feel easy, quiet, and not like signing up for a fintech.

Download the alpha

The build link will live here when it is real

For now this points to a status page instead of pretending there is a public download.

A few things people will ask right away.

What is Nodes Nodes Nodes?

A local-first desktop app for keeping prompts, notes, runs, and outputs together in one place.

Is it available right now?

It is in macOS alpha and not posted as a broad public download yet.

Does it run in the browser?

No. It is a desktop app.

Does it support collaboration or cloud sync?

Not today. Right now it is local-first and made for one person at a time.