Use local AI
Install a supported local model when you want help turning prose into proposed facts, dates, or cause-and-effect links.
Chronal Studio is a desktop app for notes, facts, and events that change over time. Your writing stays in ordinary files on your computer. Studio helps you see what was true on a chosen date and which source supports the answer.
No account or cloud workspace required. AI is optional, and suggested facts never enter your project until you review them.
Your writing beside the facts and dates you have reviewed
Long-running projects accumulate people, places, claims, decisions, and consequences. The latest note rarely explains what was true earlier—or which event made the current answer true.
Chronal keeps your writing connected to reviewed facts and events. You can move through a timeline, follow relationships, ask a question, and see the source behind the answer.
Every view reads the same files, so the timeline, graphs, and answers stay connected to the writing you started with.
Write people, places, events, claims, and notes in Markdown, a simple plain-text format.
Add dates, changing facts, who knew what, and cause-and-effect links. Nothing suggested by AI is saved without your approval.
Ask what was true at a chosen time, see what changed, and open the exact source that supports the answer.
The desktop app where you write, explore a timeline or graph, ask questions, and check the source behind an answer.
Explore Studio →02 / CoreThe local logic that calculates what was true at a chosen time and keeps Studio, terminal tools, and connected agents consistent.
Understand the Engine →Keep a fictional chronology coherent, follow evidence across connected records, or explain why a changing fact was true at a particular time.

What happened between 2029 and 2048?

Which events are connected, and how?

Who was mayor in 1825, and why?
Chronal's built-in AI can read selected writing and suggest facts or events. The model runs on your computer, its suggestions stay separate from your saved project, and you decide what to keep.
Install a supported local model when you want help turning prose into proposed facts, dates, or cause-and-effect links.
Optionally connect Codex, Claude Desktop, or another compatible agent through Model Context Protocol (MCP), a standard way for an agent to use Chronal's project tools. An outside agent may use a cloud service, so its own privacy terms apply.
Writing, timelines, graphs, point-in-time views, questions, and source tracing all work without a local model or a connected agent.
Projects are ordinary folders with readable notes and small data files that store the facts and events you approve.
Optional local AI can suggest facts and events. You review, revise, accept, or reject them.
Chronal shows which source supports an answer, what earlier information it replaced, and when the answer applies.
Chronal Studio is coming soon. Until then, explore the product through Greyhaven Demo and see how a source becomes a traceable answer.