Founded in June 2025
MintFlow took shape as a studio focused on calm interfaces, local ownership, and concierge-style support.

About MintFlow
We craft software that runs on desktop and mobile with the same restraint. Every release pairs frosted surfaces with smooth underlines, a shine on calls to action, and animations tuned to stay out of your way.
Story timeline
Each milestone carries the same playbook: privacy-led defaults, calm polish, and purposeful motion that stays out of the way.
MintFlow took shape as a studio focused on calm interfaces, local ownership, and concierge-style support.
MintDrive opened the doors with zero-knowledge sync, guided migrations, and the frosted glass layout that set the tone for every app after.

We shipped MintNote as a focused, encrypted notebook with markdown, offline drafts, and the first iteration of our shine-on-hover calls to action.

Began work on Astronox, an interconnection system that linked devices, services, and routines with security-led automation and optimized execution.

MintMonitor Ollama (MMO) became our first desktop build, monitoring local models, VRAM, and install health from a tray-first experience.

MintJournal arrived as a local-first journaling companion with on-device storage, reframers, and a low-anxiety history view.

MintDiff arrived as an in-browser, privacy-friendly diff that inspects metadata, hashes, and line-level changes without leaving the session.

One of our most elaborate apps yet: a very performant and secure local-first snapshot utility.

A privacy-first finance manager that keeps all data local with bank-grade encryption, automatic categorization, and insightful reports.

A new division focused on privacy-first infrastructure and internal tools that empower the brand to manage and monitor its digital environments securely, followed by the announcement of MF-II Operation Whitebox.

Work started on BluePhoenix, a local-first command center for projects, and Damian V2, a desktop AI companion with local and cloud models.

Peppermint, our fresher Firefox-based browser, takes the flagship spot. Earlier apps are now discontinued, so the focus moves to three products.

Fresh News, a calm daily briefing built from open feeds and explained with cited, checked sources, ships its first beta for macOS, iOS, Windows and Linux.

We are refining Peppermint and the Fresh News beta, preparing Damian V2, Damian V2 Lite, BluePhoenix and Notercrux for release, and keeping the same privacy defaults across all of it.
Principles
Encryption-led defaults paired with fast, smooth interactions so nothing slows your workflow.
Interfaces are iterated with real testing and curation, keeping controls obvious and reliable.
We never store or see your content. Your files and notes stay on your side of the glass.

Start with Peppermint, our flagship browser. Free, open source and a few clicks away. Fresh News is in beta, and more is on the way.