Upload.
Bring the files you already have.Guides, plans, PDFs and interactive resources—made by you, an AI assistant or any other tool.
The guide you made. The plan you saved. The notes worth keeping.
Bring them together in a personal library that’s ready when you are.
Your resources, made with any tool. Uploaded by you.
App previews show the earlier Folio name. Folio is becoming Bokhlada.
Useful things get buried in conversations, downloads and folders. Give them a place you’ll actually come back to.
Guides, plans, PDFs and interactive resources—made by you, an AI assistant or any other tool.
Add clear titles, collections and tags. Keep favourites close and find resources by available content.
Read, work through supported interactive resources, and keep revised documents in the same familiar place.
A personal resource library built around finding, using and updating the things you keep.
Open a compatible interactive HTML resource as a usable page. Work through a checklist, then come back to your supported saved progress.
Self-contained resources work best. Compatibility depends on how a document is built.
Some resources are for today.
Others are worth returning to for years.
Study guides, reading notes and checklists to work through at your pace.
Interview guides and thoughtful questions, ready for the next conversation.
Technical runbooks and reference notes for when you need the answer again.
Recipes, meal plans and reusable shopping lists in one familiar place.
Personal plans and practical checklists that can change as you do.
Keep a budgeting worksheet and its review routine together, ready for another month.
Return to an itinerary and packing checklist as your plans take shape.
Search a sample library. Open a resource.
Try a checklist and come back to your progress.
Sample progress stays in this browser. This demo is separate from every real Bokhlada library.
Web, Android, iPhone and iPad are the intended platform family. Today, they’re development experiences with independent local libraries.
Desktop access through your browser. The new web library is local to that browser.
A private APK exists. Public Google Play availability and broader device testing are ahead.
Installed for private testing. Public App Store availability is ahead.
Installed for private testing. Public App Store availability is ahead.
A connected service with customer accounts and cross-device sync is still to come. There are no native Mac or Windows apps, or public store releases today.
One individual plan. Core library features and supported platforms when the connected service launches.
We’re still building. There’s no checkout or subscription to start on this site.
About CA$5.00 / month, billed yearly.
Proposed 14-day free trial · no credit card required
Then a paid subscription, only after you choose. No permanent free tier planned. Storage quotas are under review.
A closer look at what works today
and what’s still ahead.
Upload HTML/HTM, PDFs, Word documents and supported images, including PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF and BMP. DOCX gets a converted reading preview while the original is retained; complex formatting may differ. Legacy DOC files are kept for download. HEIC/HEIF previews are converted where supported and may not always be available. The current file limit is 15 MB.
Compatible, self-contained HTML can open as a usable page, with supported checklist and other saved progress kept for that document. Compatibility depends on how it was built. Arbitrary HTML applications, embedded websites, external API connections and every type of saved state are not guaranteed to work.
You can create collections before uploading, move a resource to another collection and edit your own tags. Tags are normalized to lower case and matched without regard to case. Local content rules suggest tags and collections; some built-in collections also gather resources with matching tags. Unclear matches can stay Unsorted until you choose. These suggestions do not use generative AI.
Search matches keywords in titles, tags and available extracted text. Text availability varies by file. Scanned PDFs and images do not get OCR, and search is not semantic.
A new version keeps the resource’s identity, title, collection, tags and favourites, and lets you download previous originals. Supported saved progress is retained, but a changed interactive file may interpret that progress differently. One-click rollback and automatic progress migration are not implemented.
Bokhlada explains identical-content matches separately from possible title or filename matches. You can replace the current file, save changed contents as a new version, keep both or skip, including in multiple-file batches. Replacement does not archive the outgoing current file. Identical contents cannot be saved as a new version. This is file matching, not AI similarity detection.
The new web and mobile development builds currently have independent local libraries. Customer accounts, shared cloud sync and public onboarding are not connected. Original downloads and library backup/restore are available in the development builds; backups include versions and supported progress. The current whole-library backup limit is 100 MB. There is no unlimited-storage promise, and launch storage quotas are still being reviewed.
Resources can be made with any tool, including an AI assistant. You download the files and upload them yourself. Automatic imports from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google Drive are not available.
The proposed launch plan is a 14-day trial with no credit card required, followed by an explicitly chosen paid subscription. There is no permanent free tier planned initially. The proposed expiry policy stops new uploads and gives a clearly communicated 30-day export grace period. These policies need review before launch and are not existing automated workflows. Nothing on this website starts a trial or charges you.
The library comes first. We’re exploring ways AI could make the resources you’ve chosen more useful.
A more useful home for your guides, plans and reference notes.
We’re getting the shelves ready.