nogn.appregistry

Your practice, at your own address.

nogn.app maps a workspace name to the server that runs it, hands you over, and keeps nothing else. Your records stay on your machine.

The mnemo desktop app on a clinician's machine.
mnemo, on the desk
The nogn web app in a browser.
nogn, in a browser
The nogn desktop app running a training game.
nogn, running a session

Join an organization

Your practice has an address like peakbrain.nogn.app. Open the one they gave you and sign in there. Nothing to set up, and nothing to sign up for here.

Send me my link

Start an organization

Pick a name, and it is yours: yourpractice.nogn.app. We run the address. You run the practice.

Pick a name

Connect your own hub

You already have a server, or you want one nobody else can reach. Register the name here, then check your own machine in with a one time token. The records never leave it.

Start with the name

Already with a practice

Enter the address they know you by and the link lands on their own server.

How the handoff works

A workspace called peakbrain answers at peakbrain.nogn.app. On your network that name resolves straight to your server. Off your network it lands here, and the registry sends you on to the right place, or tells you plainly how to reach it.

The only thing that crosses is the workspace name. No credential is issued here and none is seen here.

Ask for more

Leave an address and we will answer it. Nothing else is asked for and nothing else is kept.

Kept as written. Dots and plus tags are part of an address.