PricingFree now · App Store later · Pro here
Pricing
Everything is free during launch. Later the macOS and iOS apps ship on the App Store, a Pro edition is sold directly from this site, and the open core stays open.
01Today
Free for a limited period, with no account
Every app on this site is free right now, for the length of the launch period: the macOS and Windows builds, the offline browser builds, and the iOS build by sideloading. There is no key, no account, and no feature held back for a later tier.
The launch period has no published end date yet. When it ends, this page will say so before anything changes — and anyone who asked us for a build will get an email. Nothing starts charging on its own.
iOS today
The iOS build is installable now by sideloading: it needs a computer and a free Apple ID, and it has to be re-signed roughly weekly. Installation notes come with the build; ask if anything is unclear.
Download links open when the binary bucket is live. Until then, ask and we will send the installer directly.
02Distribution
The App Store comes next
The macOS apps and the iOS builds are being prepared for their App Stores. The listings do not exist yet, so the store chips on this site are text, not links — a dead link would be worse than none.
macOS
The macOS apps will be listed on the App Store. Until the listings are live, builds are sent directly.
iOS
iOS builds exist and can be sideloaded today. Once the App Store listing is live, that becomes the normal route.
Direct download
Windows, the browser builds and the desktop archives stay direct downloads from this site, with checksums published alongside.
03Pro edition
Pro is sold here, and not yet on sale
A Pro edition of the macOS apps is sold directly from this site, separately from the App Store builds. The price is not set and the feature split between the free and Pro editions is not decided, so neither is published.
When both are settled they appear here as a real list and a real price. There is no cart, no checkout and no buy button until then — this block states the shape of the offer and nothing more.
Price to be announced
04Open core
What “open source” means here
Four products have a public core: NWD Studio, RungCraft, Findarium and Wiretoss. The MIT licence covers that core code — the engine you can read, build and reuse.
Current builds, later updates and add-on features are commercial. A public repository is not the same thing as a free product, and this page is the place to be precise about which is which.
| Product | Line | Repository |
|---|---|---|
| NWD Studio | Engineering | github.com/humorwuwu/NWD-Studio |
| RungCraft | Engineering | github.com/humorwuwu/RungCraft |
| Findarium | Mac | github.com/humorwuwu/Findarium |
| Wiretoss | Mac | github.com/humorwuwu/Wiretoss |
The other products are closed source. Their builds are still free during launch.
05Next
Ask for a build
Tell us the platform and the tool. During launch the answer is a build and any notes it needs — the price conversation starts after the launch period, not before.