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Your always-present research partner — a chat that knows your library and follows what you're working on

Where everything lives — organize exhibitions as projects and build a searchable library of materials

A focused workspace for a question — add sources, chat with grounded answers, generate briefings and timelines

Group materials by theme across projects — the connective tissue between your research and your shows

The whole arc — from a stack of sources to a written show — using the tools together, in order

The other half of the show — loan agreements, budget, and the labels and press kit that go out the door

Map the argument inside a source — claims, evidence, and counter-positions — not a summary

Discover relationships between your materials with interactive graph visualization

Find materials by meaning, not keywords — ask questions in natural language

Generate structured data matrices across multiple sources — exportable to CSV/JSON

Find what's missing — the perspectives, periods, and places your research isn't covering yet

Extract the artists, movements, and places from your sources and see how they interconnect

Ask a research question across chosen sources — get themes, quotes, gaps, and outside leads, all cited

Get alerted when new materials connect to old ones — the resonance you'd otherwise miss

Socratic questions and structured feedback that deepen your thinking — never a ghostwritten draft

Teach the AI your voice — tone, vocabulary, sentence rhythm, and phrasing — for suggestions that sound like you

Prioritize structural feedback over sentence-level polish — the professional editor's approach

Transform essays into Instagram, Twitter, wall text, or labels while preserving your voice

Translate across eight languages while preserving citations and academic register

Auto-extract bibliographic metadata in 6 formats — APA, MLA, Chicago, BibTeX, press release, wall label

Side-by-side source comparison with contradiction scoring and common ground detection