01 / WRITE
Keep your own words
Leave a quick thought or a longer entry and save it in your archive. Writing and reading your journal work independently of AI
FOR INDIVIDUALS / A PERSONAL JOURNAL WITH AI
Your words
Your own AI
Moirion brings writing, a dated archive and AI conversations together on Mac and iPhone. Choose the entry you want to revisit, keep its original words in view, and make the writing space your own
Visit MoirionActual Mac and iPhone captures · English UI · 9 October 2026
Actual Moirion screens, arranged together for display
PRODUCT / TECHNOLOGY / RESEARCH / Moirion
What the work looks like
Write in your own voice. Return to what you kept. Ask when you want another perspective
02 / RETURN
Revisit an entry you choose
Read the original and ask about it. On iPhone, search by year, month or day, or open the calendar to see which days have entries
03 / MAKE IT YOURS
Find your own writing space
Choose Notebook, A4, Sage, Glass or Midnight on Mac. On iPhone, choose Notebook, White, Midnight or Glass. You can change your style later in Settings
IMPLEMENTED CAPABILITIES
A journal, made personal
Choose where the answer comes from
Use Apple on-device AI on a compatible iPhone, or choose a compatible conversation model installed in Ollama on your Mac. The conversation shows the AI path and model used
Words and drawings, on the same page
On Mac, write and draw in the same entry. In Glass, your marker can reach across the Moirion window, including menus and open panels. Choose your own colors, keep five favorites, and arrange them in the order you like. Pin a drawing as your background inside Moirion, then add new strokes over it
Keep documents alongside your notes
On Mac, import supported text, Markdown, PDF and Word (.docx) files into your archive
Your journal, your choice
Keep your journal locally and choose the entry you want AI to use. In the paired-computer preview, each question has its own approval, and only the approved content is shared for that request
The 9 October captures show nine Mac views of writing, the archive, a local-model conversation and the five writing styles, including Glass marker tools. Seven iPhone captures show welcome, style selection, writing, the archive, an entry, an Apple on-device response and the calendar
Actual development builds with sample entries. The connection results below are separate, dated demonstrations
Room to write on Mac
Actual Mac screens / 01 / 09
Room for your own words
The actual Mac writing screen in the Sage style
9 October 2026 · English UI · actual development build
Your day, on iPhone
Actual iPhone screens / 01 / 07
Write it down before it slips away
Keep a small moment in your own words
9 October 2026 · English UI · actual development build
MOIRION × METDOL / 5 OCT 2026
From your phone to your paired Mac model
On 5 October, Moirion on iPhone received a paired Mac model’s answer using Metdol’s integration specification. An 8 October follow-up answered a question about one explicitly selected Mac journal entry. The image records the earlier question-only run
Explore the Metdol connectionWhat has been verified
Your journal on your phone. A local model on your computer
Development results show Moirion receiving local-model answers from Windows and Mac computers on the same local network, with the computer and model identified alongside the response
Open the record
20 SEPTEMBER 2026 / MAC → WINDOWSA local answer from another computer
Moirion's Mac development app sent a user-approved request through Metdol to a Windows RTX 5090 computer running Gemma 3 27B through Ollama. A Korean response returned to Moirion, with the computer and model shown in the app. The connection used pinned mutual TLS, and the one-shot listener closed after completion
RECORDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 / IPHONE → WINDOWSThe model runs on Windows. The answer comes back to iPhone
A real iPhone 18 Pro received a response from Gemma 3 27B through Windows Metdol. The direct-endpoint test authenticated the iPhone, verified the response and its model origin, and completed the synthetic “Return exactly BLUE.” request. The returned answer was BLUE, with a trailing newline normalized for comparison
5 OCTOBER 2026 / IPHONE → MACAn answer from your paired Mac
On the same local network, a real iPhone 18 Pro sent “Return exactly BLUE.” to its paired Mac running gemma4:e4b through Ollama. Moirion displayed BLUE and identified “Paired Mac · gemma4:e4b.” This question-only test included no journal entries or photos. The Mac connection is implemented in Moirion using Metdol's integration specification
8 OCTOBER 2026 / A SELECTED MAC ENTRY → IPHONE QUESTIONRevisit a Mac entry from your phone
In the development preview, an iPhone opened one explicitly selected Mac entry. With approval on both devices, the user asked “What did I do?” The paired Mac's gemma4:e4b model replied: The journal entry states, “I took a short walk after lunch.” The answer returned to the iPhone while the original entry remained on Mac; the iPhone view was temporary
These are completed development demonstrations on the recorded devices and builds. The Mac demonstrations use Moirion's implementation of Metdol's integration specification. The 9 October on-device iPhone gallery shows a separate installation and AI path
Continuing development
In development
- Choose to keep iPhone entries on your Mac. We are developing optional archiving to a paired Mac, building on the local transfer queue and authenticated device connection
Before you begin
Can I write without AI?
Yes. Writing and browsing your journal work independently of AI
What do I need for AI on iPhone?
An Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhone, with Apple Intelligence enabled and its on-device model ready. Moirion checks availability in the app
Can I choose my Mac model?
Yes. Choose a compatible local conversation model installed in Ollama on your Mac
Which languages are supported?
English is the primary language. Korean and French AI conversations are in alpha
START WITH THE WORK
What would you
trust AI to do?
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