Chronos Atlas is a local-first desktop application for worldbuilders, novelists, and tabletop storytellers. All your world data — characters, locations, events, maps, languages, and narratives — lives entirely on your machine in a SQLite database stored in your browser’s Origin Private File System. Zero cloud dependency, zero latency, complete privacy.Documentation Index
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Quickstart
Get Chronos Atlas running locally in minutes — frontend and backend together.
Architecture Overview
Understand the hybrid local-first stack: React frontend, SQLite WASM, and Java auxiliary server.
Core Concepts
Learn about Workspaces, Projects, Entities, Archetypes, and how data flows through the app.
Backend API Reference
Explore the auxiliary Java server REST endpoints for backups, exports, and font compilation.
Everything Your World Needs
Chronos Atlas combines every tool a worldbuilder needs into a single, offline-capable workspace — no subscriptions, no accounts, no internet required.World Bible
Hierarchical entity library with folders, rich-text editing, and dynamic custom attributes.
Timelines
Multi-track chronological event editor with custom calendar support.
Interactive Maps
Draw and annotate custom world maps with MapLibre, Deck.gl layers, and image upload.
Linguistics
Design conlangs: custom glyphs, lexicons, syllable rules, and .ttf font export.
Writing Hub
Distraction-free rich-text notebooks with slash commands and entity mention linking.
Relationship Graph
Visualize connections between any entities in an interactive force-directed graph.
Get Started
Install frontend dependencies
Run
npm install inside the frontend/ directory to install all React and TypeScript dependencies.Start the app
On Windows, run
scripts/run-app.bat to launch both the Vite frontend and the Java auxiliary server in one step. On other platforms, start each manually.Chronos Atlas is under active development. Some features noted in the roadmap — such as P2P collaboration, EPUB export, and advanced genealogy systems — are planned for future releases.