Who should use this?

For Editors — 10 reasons

See where a draft came from, trace what was pasted in, and build trust with your writers — without ever making it adversarial.

1. Provenance you can see

   A running Transcript records how a piece was written, so authorship is something a writer can show you rather than merely assert.

2. Trace what was pasted

   Every copy/paste into a document is tracked in the Transcript and visible in the interface — nothing brought in from elsewhere quietly disappears into the draft.

3. A gentle AI-likeness check

   Compare a passage against our AI cores to see whether it reads a little AI-like — a similarity signal to raise in conversation, never a claim or an accusation.

4. Non-adversarial by design

   No accusations, no adverse inferences. It's a shared surface for you and your writer, not a gotcha machine.

5. AI that assists, never replaces

   Any AI in the loop can suggest and organize, but is never allowed to place words in a document on its own. The writer stays the author.

6. The Scribble

   A multi-branch history of everything typed. A cut passage or an earlier phrasing is easy to find and recover — down to a single line or word.

7. A Core that grows with the writer

   The more someone writes, the better their style is recognized. Accuracy climbs as a writer's Core grows.

8. Private by design

   The patterns that truly identify a writer never leave their machine — nothing but sha256 hashes ever reach our servers.

9. A calm place to work

   Palette on the left, page in the middle. No clutter fighting for your attention while you read closely.

10. Export anywhere

    Move the document out to whatever format your workflow needs, whenever you like. No lock-in.