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NewAcme 4.0 is here - offline sync for every team
Plan, write and ship - in one calm place
Roadmaps, docs and tasks share one surface, so your team stops switching tabs and starts finishing.
Instant everywhere
Offline-first sync - every device, every keystroke.
Private by default
End-to-end encryption for every workspace.
200+ integrations
GitHub, Figma, Slack and the rest - two clicks.
Insights that matter
See where time goes and what moves the needle.
Starter
For individuals.
$10
Per monthBilled yearly
Pro Popular
For fast-moving teams.
$24
Per monthBilled yearly
Enterprise
Security and control at scale.
$48
Per monthBilled yearly
The Acme Blog
Notes on building calm software
Essays on product, engineering and design from the team behind Acme - one post a week, no hot takes.
Ten years of Acme: what we got right, and what we would do differently
A long look back at a decade of building calm software - the bets that paid off, the ones that did not, and what comes next.
How offline sync works in Acme 4.0
CRDTs, a write-ahead log and a lot of patience: the design behind sync that never loses a keystroke.
Designing for calm
Fewer badges, quieter colors, one primary action per screen - and why our metrics went up.
Acme 4.0: the calmest release we have ever shipped
Offline sync, a faster editor and shared spaces for small teams: what is new in the biggest release since launch. Here is everything that changed, and why.
Offline sync, explained in four minutes
A short film about the release - and the bug that almost delayed it.
A million weekly users, still forty people
The company crossed a million weekly users this summer - and kept its team at forty people.
Passkeys are now the default sign-in
Passwords stay possible - but you will not need one again.
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