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Version: 2.1.1 · Last updated: 2026-11-02
Status: stable · Offline: complete
Data protection: edits are also autosaved to
localStorage(keyakasha:autosave:v1) as a backup, with a restore banner on the next visit. If there are changes not yet written to a file, an "unsaved changes" indicator stays visible and the browser asks for confirmation when the tab is closed. The browser backup does not replace the file: press "Reincarnate" (Ctrl/Cmd+S) and keepakasha.html, and export JSON from time to time. Clearing site data erases the browser backup.
Interface languages: Română, English, Français, Italiano, Español, Português (PT), Deutsch, Magyar
Offline akashic record: a single-file HTML quine that reincarnates itself with all the records embedded.
Live: https://chiuta.github.io/Akasha/
Akasha is a personal register of records (thoughts, events, knowledge, memories, visions, questions) in a single index.html file. It is a quine: when you press "Reincarnate", the application writes a new copy of itself (akasha.html) with all the current records embedded in the file. The new file is the application plus your data.
**bold**, *italic*, `code`, lists, headings).akasha-records.md file, with headings in alphabetical order) and "Import (JSON / .html)".[[Title]] in the content becomes a link to the record with that title (case-insensitive; links without a target are dimmed), and the detail view shows a "Mentioned in" list (backlinks).speechSynthesis, via FFF.tts): the button in the footer of a record's detail view speaks the title, then the text; a second click stops it; closing the panel stops the voice. The voice language follows the interface language. If the browser has no voice for that language (or no speech synthesis), a message appears and nothing is spoken. The quality and availability of voices depend on the system.akasha1: + JSON with the title, category, resonance, tags and text) of at most 1000 bytes. Longer text is truncated, with a warning ("X of 6300 characters"); no capacity that the code does not have is simulated. From the menu, "Read QR from an image" adds a new record (it does not overwrite one); the content is validated (category, resonance, lengths), and broken JSON or a foreign QR is rejected..fff.json backup (modules core, label, bundle, qr, tts). Because the application is a quine, the dialog warns that the data in the reincarnated file does not go into localStorage and is therefore not in the .fff.json backup; the source of truth remains "Reincarnate".index.html in a browser.N key), fill in the title, category, resonance, tags and content, then "Save"./ key) or filter from the "Categories" / "Tags" panel; change the order from "Sort".Ctrl+S / Cmd+S). The browser downloads akasha.html; open that file next time, because it contains all the records.Esc closes the dialog or menu; single-key shortcuts (N, /) are disabled while you are typing in a field.The "without borders" kit (fff-kit, modules core, label, bundle, qr, tts) is pasted into index.html: it makes no network requests. The "Transparency" dialog (click on the version) shows the declared network (0 external requests), the localStorage keys, the SHA-256 of the file and offers a .fff.json backup (optionally password-encrypted, AES-GCM). QR codes are generated and read locally; reading is done only from an image chosen by the user, without a camera.
Reading aloud uses the system's speech engine; some systems may send it to a network service of the vendor — the application does not control this.
The application contains no network calls (it has no fetch, CDNs or external resources) and contacts no third-party host.
The data is kept in the data block inside the HTML file (the source of truth). In addition, localStorage holds an automatic backup (key akasha:autosave:v1), deleted after reincarnation.
There are no analytics; the application itself displays "Telemetry: 0" and "Dependencies: 0".
Download index.html and open it directly from the file system (file://), without a server. No internet required.
MIT license for the code and structure of the application — see the LICENSE file. Any third-party libraries included in the file keep their own licenses.
Audit: 2026-10-10 — verified with Playwright and axe-core; verified in the code: no fetch/CDN. The import of untrusted records (JSON with </script>, <img onerror>) was tested: the text is escaped, and the data block is serialized with < → <. Fixed: the side margins (20 px) were missing on a narrow screen. Note: the name "Akasha/akashic record" is only thematic — the application is a note-taking utility, with no esoteric claims.
real service worker and manifest (starts offline when served over https; the saved file still works from file://); a persistent “unsaved changes” indicator with a “Reincarnate” button (previously only a warning when closing the tab); deleting a record asks for confirmation in an inline dialog instead of the blocking confirm(); the “Transparency” version label is a proper touch target. mobile and accessibility polish: text at least 12 px and touch targets at least 24 px.
The page title (document.title) now follows the interface language (Akasha · tagline) instead of staying Romanian.
1.1.1 — 2026-10-18: importing registers no longer changes the "stars" preference (meta.stars from the file is ignored); corresponding test.
1.1.0 — 2026-10-14: read aloud, QR code for a record (generation + reading from an image), accessibility panel (larger text, high contrast; light-theme contrast fixed), "without borders" kit (Transparency + .fff.json backup). Tests: tests/fff-r8.test.mjs.
1.0.4 — 2026-10-12: the version and the date of the last update are shown in the application (footer, with translated label).
v1.0.3: automatic light theme (prefers-color-scheme: light; dark remains the default; no manual switch, hence no new texts to translate); the starry background is hidden in the light theme. The category colors in the text are now CSS variables (--cat), darkened in the light theme for contrast. Fixed: the source-code box ("View own code") could not be scrolled from the keyboard (it now has tabindex="0" and a name). CSP hash recomputed; "Check integrity" succeeds in both themes; axe-core = 0 violations at 1280 and 360 px in both themes, including in dialogs.
v1.0.2: the preview in the list no longer strips hyphens from words (e.g. "re-export"), only the markers at the start of the line; added "Export Markdown", [[Title]] links with "Mentioned in", the "Print" button and a print style (new texts in 7 languages; the others use English). CSP: hash recomputed.
Accessibility: the "Akasha" title is h1, the side panels are h2, records no longer use role="button" on <article> (now <div>), the star canvas is hidden from screen readers; axe-core = 0 violations at 1280 and 360 px.
Added a CSP policy (<meta>: scripts only by hash, connect-src 'none'); the "Quine integrity" (fix-point) check remains successful.
The preview of a record containing <script … text is displayed as plain text (escaped), not interpreted; its truncation is only cosmetic.
Alexio — Alexandru-Ionuț Chiuță. Contact: [email protected]
Akasha is a single-file offline "akashic record": a quine that, on "Reincarnate" (Ctrl/Cmd+S), writes a fresh copy of itself with all records embedded. It has search, tags, categories, JSON import/export, an integrity check, and a UI in 58 languages. It makes no network requests; an autosave backup is kept in localStorage.