We believe privacy is a fundamental right — not a premium feature.
Bunorden was born from a simple frustration: most software treats your data as a product to be harvested, analyzed, and monetized. We think that is backwards.
We build applications that are private by default, encrypted by design, and delightful to use. Every Bunorden app encrypts your data on your device before it ever touches a server. We never see your plaintext — and that is the whole point.
Our name comes from bun(Japanese for "quality" or "excellence") and orden (order, structure). We build software that brings order to your digital life without compromising your privacy.
Each Bunorden application is designed to do one thing well, with end-to-end encryption at its core:
E2EE markdown notes with folders, full-text search, and secure sharing via X25519 key exchange. Write freely knowing your notes are yours alone.
Personal finance tracking with encrypted transaction records. Budget, track, and analyze your spending — without sharing your financial life with anyone.
Hydration tracking with beautiful visualizations and configurable reminders. Even your water intake stays private.
Hong Kong DSE past paper archive with a fast PDF viewer and annotation tools. Free, open, and built for students.
Single sign-on for all Bunorden services. One account, one encryption key, all your apps. Your password derives your master encryption key locally — we never see it.
We use battle-tested cryptographic primitives. Our encryption stack is built on:
Our applications are built with Next.js, React, and TypeScript. Data is stored on Supabase infrastructure. All encryption and decryption happens client-side.
Bunorden is an independent project built by a small team of developers who care deeply about privacy and user experience. We are not backed by venture capital. We are not building a data business. We are building the tools we want to use ourselves.
We believe that privacy-respecting software should be beautiful, fast, and accessible to everyone — not a compromise you make for the sake of security. The best security is the kind you don't have to think about.
We are committed to transparency. Our core encryption library, UI components, and application source code are available under the MIT License on GitLab.
We welcome contributions, bug reports, and security audits. If you're interested in contributing, check out our repository and say hello.
We love hearing from our users. Whether you have a question, suggestion, or just want to chat about privacy and encryption — reach out.
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