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Notwen Framework is planned as the free foundation of the ecosystem. This page separates public downloads from pre-release work so a button never promises a runtime build that does not exist yet.

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DOWNLOAD CATALOG

One place for public builds and safe templates.

Release state comes first. Runtime downloads appear only when the corresponding product has a real public release.

FREEIN DEVELOPMENT
FOUNDATION

Notwen Framework

not_core

The shared foundation and bridge boundary for Notwen resources. The public runtime package is not published yet.

PRICE
Free
CHANNEL
Pre-release
VERSION
Not published
Runtime download not publishedRead Core docs →
PUBLICAVAILABLE
COMMUNICATION

NOTWEN RP Chat

not_rpchat

The currently public Notwen resource. Delivery remains through the Store so entitlement and release access stay consistent.

CHANNEL
Public
DELIVERY
Store / Tebex
STATUS
Available
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FREETEMPLATE
SERVER CONFIG

Integration template

notwen-server.template.cfg

A conservative server.cfg starter showing framework placement, dependencies and commented Notwen release slots. It does not contain the framework runtime.

FORMAT
CFG
SECRETS
None
RUNTIME
Not included
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RELEASE MODEL

Free does not mean unfinished.

The framework can be free while still following the same release discipline as paid products.

01

Preview

Architecture and documentation can be visible while the runtime is still being built.

02

Tagged release

A public build receives a real version and changelog before the download action is enabled.

03

Stable channel

Migration guides and compatibility tables point only to integrations that have been verified for that release.

04

Update path

Existing installs can compare their version against the published release history before replacing files.

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