About Outward

Outward is a Mac app for solo developers. It keeps everything about a project in one place: your terminals, architecture, reference files, notes, and the services your work depends on.

It grew out of a familiar problem. While building alone, project context ends up scattered everywhere—terminal windows, folders, screenshots, diagrams, notes, and half-remembered commands. Coming back after a few days can feel like reconstructing the whole project before you can make progress again.

Outward gives each project a lasting home. Terminals keep running after you quit the app, so your processes and scrollback are waiting when you return. The Stack gives you a visual map of how everything fits together. Canvases hold the files and references you need nearby. Notes stay with the project they belong to.

Outward is not trying to manage a team or turn your work into a collection of tickets. It is built to help one person stay oriented, protect their focus, and keep moving—especially when they are carrying the entire project in their head.

Outward is still new and evolving. It is being shaped by the solo developers who use it, so if something would make your work easier, or something is not working as it should, email support@outward.dev.

Outward is made by Blurtec, an independent software company in New York. For anything else, email contact@outward.dev.