Work was never one file.
A piece of work is a note, a document, a workbook, a PDF and sometimes a drawing — on more than one device. Eiswe is built so that work stays together, without flattening any of it into one tool.
What it is - One working environment for notes, documents, workbooks, PDFs and drawings.
Where it runs - Desktop, Web and Android — the same work on each.
What it keeps - Your files, as themselves. Offline when you are.
Usually, it falls apart.
The work is one thing. The software usually is not — each part lives in a different application, with its own storage and its own idea of history.
- NOTEWeekly plana notes app
- DOCXProject brief.docxa word processor
- XLSXBudget 2026.xlsxa spreadsheet app
- PDFService agreement.pdfa PDF reader
- DXFPlate detail.dxfa CAD viewer
- NOTEWeekly planEiswe Notes
- DOCXProject brief.docxDocument editor
- XLSXBudget 2026.xlsxSpreadsheet
- PDFService agreement.pdfPDF
- DXFPlate detail.dxfCAD · Desktop
One environment. Not one editor.
Each kind of work keeps the surface it needs. What they share is everything around the work.
A native working surface: text, checklists, calculations, attachments.
A real page, with styles, comments and layout.
Cells, formulas and sheets.
Its own surface, with pages.
A CAD workspace on Desktop. DXF opens for inspection; native DWG is planned.
Your files stay yours.
They come in as themselves and leave as themselves. Notes are Eiswe’s own, and they export.
Offline is a normal state.
A lost connection should not decide whether the work can continue. The state is always shown, and nothing is resolved behind your back.
- LocalWritten on this device first.
- OfflineNo connection. You keep working.
- PendingChanges wait their turn to sync.
- SyncedUp to date on your other devices.
- ConflictAnother device changed it too. Both versions are kept, side by side, until you choose.
Devices fit the work.
The same work continues on each. They are not three copies of one interface — each uses the interaction it is good at.
Deep work: long documents, large workbooks, drawings, local files.
Your workspace from another computer, nothing installed.
Continue away from the desk.
Some work needs more than a document editor.
A document, a workbook and a technical drawing need genuinely different tools. Eiswe is built so that specialised tools can live in one environment — and new ones can join it — without becoming one overloaded editor.
- Working today
Notes, documents, workbooks, PDF
Opened and edited as themselves. Not every advanced feature is reproduced — where support is partial, the product says so.
- Desktop only
DXF drawings, read-only
Layers, properties, snap and measure. Eiswe never writes back to the drawing.
- Planned
Native DWG
Not available yet.
- Direction
More specialised tools, one environment
New surfaces join the same workspace — its files, versions, sync and search — instead of growing one editor.
Tools for people who build.
Build can mean a document, a budget, a plan, a product or a drawing. Eiswe is for the work behind those things.
- Write
- Analyse
- Design
- Organise
- Plan
- Review
- Engineer
Principles
See it in use.
The web version runs in your browser as a demo; Desktop and Android builds are in development.