Doc Dojo is a macOS writing workspace for local documents, Markdown, rich text, code, subtitles, tables, templates, version history, focus mode, export, and StoreKit purchases.
When to choose Doc Dojo
Choose Doc Dojo if you want a Mac-first document library that stays local by default, keeps writing tools close, and can handle everyday notes, Markdown drafts, rich text, source files, subtitles, structured data, and screenplay-style writing without turning into a social workspace.
Built for focused document work
Product fit and data model
- Category
- Productivity
- Platform
- macOS 14 or later
- Privacy model
- Local-first document storage. Dojoism does not collect document content, track writing, or use advertising identifiers.
- Data and purchases
- Documents, folders, tags, templates, versions, writing goals, and preferences are stored on device. Purchases are handled through Apple's App Store and StoreKit.
Best for
- Writers who want one calm Mac library for notes, drafts, Markdown, and rich text.
- Creators who work with subtitles, WebVTT, Fountain scripts, code snippets, tables, or JSON files.
- Users who prefer local documents and App Store purchases instead of a required account.
Not built for
- Real-time collaboration, team permissions, server-hosted document databases, or cloud-only writing workflows.
Best fit: Doc Dojo is for people who want a quiet writing base on the Mac, with advanced document formats available when the job calls for them.
Common questions
Does Doc Dojo require an account?
No. Doc Dojo is designed to work locally on your Mac without a Dojoism account.
What document types does it support?
Doc Dojo supports plain text, Markdown, rich text, code, SRT subtitles, WebVTT, CSV, JSON, HTML, and Fountain screenplay documents.
What do purchases unlock?
Purchases can unlock advanced formats, dedicated editors, Markdown live preview, PDF export, batch import, templates, version history, focus mode, and advanced find and replace.