Nimbune Core
Every project under control.From the next step to the stack.
Every project's priorities, decisions, memory, stack and AI sessions, in a Mac app. Data stays on the computer.
In internal use. Not for sale yet.
Nimbune Core, the Today screen. Sample data.
Why Nimbune Core
A better way to run projects.
Without Nimbune Core
- Each project's status lives in someone's head
- Decisions get lost across chats and documents
- Outdated versions and vulnerabilities found late
- AI sessions leave no trace
With Nimbune Core
- Every project's next step is written down
- Every decision has its reason and rejected options
- Stack checked daily, update task in one click
- Every session recorded in the right project
Features
Everything you need to keep a project moving.
Today
What needs attention, and why.
Up to three priorities a day, each with reason, source and date. Then every project's next step, what changed since your last visit and this month's costs.
Overview
The step to take now, at the top.
For every project: next step, open steps, status and recent activity. Alongside, where everything lives: folders, production, staging, stores, repositories and dashboards.
Stack
Versions and vulnerabilities, every day.
Core reads technologies and dependencies from the project's files and checks them against official registries and OSV.dev. An update becomes a task in one click.
Decisions and memory
The why behind every choice, always on record.
Every decision records the choice, reason, rejected options and who decided. What assistants learn goes into memory; if the project's files contradict it, fact checking flags it.
AI sessions
Every AI session, in the right project.
Claude Code and Codex sessions opened in followed folders are recorded with summary, next step and measured tokens. Estimated cost is shown per project and per month.
Statistics
Numbers from connected services.
Search Console, AdMob and Play Console, read-only, refreshed every six hours. Compare 7, 28 or 90 days, with the date of every number.
Nimbune Core is the tool Nimbune uses to run every project.
DownloadAI integrations
Works with the AI you already use.
Connected from Settings. Assistants read the project's context and record decisions and tasks.
Claude Code
A plugin that records every session opened in a project folder, with measured tokens.
Codex
Codex sessions land in the same project; Core's hooks are approved once in Codex.
Claude Desktop
A dedicated extension: Claude reads and updates Core from the Mac app.
And also
Areas, types and stages
Every project with area, type and stage, from Draft to Published.
Board by stage
Projects in columns, from draft to release.
Fact checking
Flags what memory and docs say but the files contradict.
Documentation with provenance
Each part says where it comes from: written by hand, declared by AI or derived from files.
Search with ⌘K
Projects and commands from the keyboard, with shortcuts for every section.
Works offline
Everything stays on your computer and works without a connection.
Full export
Export everything to a file and restore it with a guided process.
Light and dark theme
Follows the system, with keyboard shortcuts and accessibility.
Secure by design.
Encrypted database
On the computer, with a recovery code.
Secrets in the keychain
Never in the database, never synced.
No passwords
Core keeps only where secrets are stored.
Minimal data
Registries receive only package names and versions.
Frequently asked questions about Nimbune Core
Is Nimbune Core for sale?
Not yet. We use it every day at Nimbune; before selling it we will have developers and small companies try it.
Which systems does it run on?
macOS, as a desktop app.
Where is the data?
On your computer, in an encrypted database.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Offline, only the operations that need external services pause: connectors and version and vulnerability checks.
Which AI assistants does it support?
Claude Code, Codex and Claude Desktop, connected from Settings.