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Install Zorite

A local-first outliner and daily-journal note app (Logseq-style).

Install with winget
winget install --id packetThrower.Zorite
Upgrade
winget upgrade --id packetThrower.Zorite
Uninstall
winget uninstall --id packetThrower.Zorite

About Zorite

Zorite is a cross-platform (macOS + Windows + Linux) local-first daily-journal and outliner note app. Logseq-style: an infinite-scroll journal of daily pages plus linked [[wiki-link]] pages, written in Markdown and stored in a local SQLite database. Embed and annotate PDFs, drop in images, and search across everything — no cloud, no account; your notes stay on your machine.

What's new in 0.10.1

Highlights A security release, from a four-domain audit of the codebase. If you use a password on your notebook, update before changing that password — see the first item. Fixed - Edits made after a password change could be lost (introduced in 0.10.0). Changing or removing your database password left the app writing to the database file it had just replaced, so anything you wrote afterwards was gone at quit. Your notes on disk were always correctly encrypted and intact — only that session's later edits were affected. Also fixes the password staying in memory after locking. - A note could no longer trick the app into launching a file. A link to a non-PDF opened the PDF viewer anyway, and its "open externally" button then handed the file to the OS — so a shared or imported note could get an executable run in two clicks. Only real PDFs open the viewer now. - Imports and exports stay inside their folders. Crafted references in an imported vault could write outside the notebook, read files from elsewhere on your disk, or — on the next export — overwrite files outside the folder you picked. Every one of those paths is now checked. Symlinks are no longer followed into or out of a vault, and malformed vault files can no longer crash the app mid-import. - Links only open the web. Clicking a link in reading view handed any address to the operating system, including ones that reach Windows file shares or launch other apps. Now http, https, and mailto open; everything else is ignored — matching what editing view already did. The same applies to links inside PDFs. - Oversized or malform...

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Version history

Version Updated Notes
0.10.1 Unknown Highlights A security release, from a four-domain audit of the codebase. If you use a password on your notebook, update before changing that password — see the first item. Fixed - Edits made after a password change could...
0.10.0 Unknown Highlights The editing release: a Cditor-inspired WYSIWYG overhaul — markers hidden everywhere, Notion-style menus, a full table interaction suite — plus Logseq-style ((block references)) end to end, and a large renderin...
0.9.0 Unknown Highlights Find anything, anywhere: a find bar for the journal feed (and real find support while editing), rich-text copy for pasting into anything, line numbers when you want them — plus a set of math-editor and renderi...
0.8.0 Unknown Highlights Cursors that match your theme, a PDF viewer that marks up scans and fits your window, and a batch of everyday polish — tabs that come back after a restart, aliases in autocomplete, and seven interaction bugs p...
0.7.0 Unknown Highlights The everything release: multiple notebooks, PDF form filling, a portable Markdown + canvas exporter, a Nix flake — and a deep pass over the editor's papercuts, so the everyday interactions stop showing their m...