Everything in one workspace
Play a downloaded course while keeping notes, progress, and tools beside it.
A local-first study workspace that brings offline videos, notes, progress, and useful tools together, without another browser tab or account.
Open source · Local-first · No account required
# Key ideas
Organize lessons, keep context, and continue where you left off.
Designed around simple, offline-first workflows. These are the features in the project's published scope.
Play a downloaded course while keeping notes, progress, and tools beside it.
Resume video playback, keep bookmarks, mark lessons complete, and track focus time.
Course videos, notes and learning state remain on your machine without a required account.
Use an embedded multi-pane terminal during technical lessons without leaving the workspace.
Markdown notes, todos, subtitles and an optional offline dictionary stay close to your lessons.
Tauri/Rust + React desktop architecture, with an Android development workflow in progress.
Point Limmud to your locally stored course lessons.
Watch, write Markdown notes, use the terminal, and track progress.
Limmud saves lesson state beside your local course files.
Limmud uses Tauri 2 and Rust for local filesystem access, with a React/TypeScript workspace for video, notes and tools. It has no required hosted backend, user account, or analytics collection.
Development builds, not an app store release. Limmud v0.1.0 is early-stage. Its core desktop and Android development workflows are documented and testable, but signed installers are not yet published. Check the repository for setup steps and development status.
Browse the code, run a development build, or open an issue on GitHub.