Most tools send your work to their servers to "understand" it. Plage makes the opposite bet: intelligence comes to you, not the other way around.
We built Plage around a simple idea: what you create belongs to you, and it should stay with you until you decide otherwise.
Tempo relies on a model that runs locally. When it reads your notes, analyzes your files or proposes a schedule, nothing is sent to a remote service. No files uploaded "for processing", no content passing through a cloud you do not control.
Documents and schedule are processed on your computer, never shipped away to be read elsewhere.
A calendar, a project, a thread: you decide what becomes collaborative. The rest stays private.
Collaboration should not be an all-or-nothing switch. In Plage, your work is private by default. When you want to move forward as a team, you open precisely what is needed — a project, a shared calendar, a conversation — and nothing more.
The data needed for collaboration (messages, shared calendars) is hosted in Europe and handled in line with the GDPR. You know where it is, and why it is there.
No network? You keep going. Your calendar, your projects and Tempo work without a connection. Everything re-syncs when you get signal back — without you having to think about it.
A desktop app that is yours, data you control, a clear subscription business model: no data resale, no ads. Just a tool that respects your work.
Try Plage for 14 days and keep control of what you create.