


Kosshi is a simple native outliner for macOS and iOS. Fast and focused outline editing.
Kosshi is a native outliner for macOS and iOS that focuses on fast, distraction-free editing. Built from the ground up with Apple frameworks and a custom rendering engine, it handles everything from quick notes to massive outlines with 100,000+ rows without lag. Data stays on your device, syncs privately through iCloud, and costs a one-time $24.99 β no subscriptions, no accounts, no developer servers involved.
The rendering engine is written from scratch on Apple frameworks. Typing, collapsing, dragging, and searching all respond instantly β even past 100,000 rows. This matters because an outliner repeats these operations constantly, and speed defines how the tool feels.
Data lives locally on your device. Sync uses Apple's CloudKit, so your outline data passes through your iCloud account only β never through a developer server. No server costs means no subscription, no sign-up, and no account required.
You can zoom into any row to focus on its contents alone. Breadcrumbs show your location in the hierarchy, and a single tap jumps you back to the full outline. This makes deep outlines navigable without losing context.
Bold, links, checkboxes, and other formatting render right where you type. Formatting markers appear only while editing and disappear when you move away β so your outline stays readable and uncluttered.
"An outliner that stays fast at 100,000 rows β and never asks for a subscription."
Most outlining apps slow down as your data grows or lock advanced features behind monthly fees. Kosshi solves both problems at once: its custom layout engine keeps response speed consistent even with years of accumulated notes, and the one-time $24.99 price covers everything β including iCloud sync, Markdown export, and Apple Reminders/Calendar integration. There is no tiered pricing, no feature gating, and no data leaving your iCloud account.
You want a native, offline-first outliner that doesn't compromise on speed or privacy. If you've been frustrated by web-based tools that lag with large outlines, or by subscription apps that charge monthly for basic sync, Kosshi offers a clean alternative. It's especially useful if you prefer keeping everything in one outline and zooming into sections as needed, rather than juggling dozens of separate documents.
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