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Asakiri Studio is a local-first course editor. You build lessons, reusable content, exercises, and media on your own machine, and the whole course stays in a single project folder you control. These docs cover getting started and how a course is stored, using the content-first data model.

Quickstart

Install the app and open your first project.

Course data structure

How units, lessons, content records, media, and exercises fit together.

Download

Get the latest build for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Source

The Studio repository on GitHub.

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What it is

  • Local-first. Content and media live in a project folder on your disk, not in an account or a cloud service.
  • Content-first. Reusable records are the source of truth; lessons and exercises reference them.
  • Portable. A course is plain files, so you can move it, back it up, or put it under version control.
Asakiri Studio is in alpha, but the course format is settled: asakiri-course version 1, published with JSON Schemas. See Build on Asakiri to read or write courses yourself, and Reference lifecycle for what is still deferred.