A co-writer that drafts from your sources — and cites them.

The assistant drafts from the notes, PDFs, and sources you've collected — not the open web — so what it writes stays faithful to your facts instead of drifting into generic filler or invention.

Every grounded answer links back to the span it came from with a citation chip, so you can verify a claim before it ships rather than trusting the model blindly.

Tighten a clumsy paragraph, expand a bullet into prose, or boil a long section down — point the AI at a passage and reshape it without leaving the editor.

Turn a finished post into short-form snippets and channel-tuned variants in one pass, each rewritten to read native to its platform rather than copy-pasted.

Every piece is labeled human, AI-assisted, or AI-generated as you write — a provenance badge readers can see, so AI help never costs you their trust.

Your drafts live in the same workspace you publish from, so a finished piece becomes a public, SEO-ready post — or a paid, gated one — without copying it anywhere.

How is this different from a generic AI writer?

Most AI writers generate from the open web and will happily invent facts. Here the assistant is grounded in the sources you select — your notes, PDFs, and documents — and cites the spans it drew from, so the draft reflects your material and you can verify it.

Can it rewrite and expand text I've already written?

Yes. Point the AI at a passage and rewrite, expand, or summarize it in place. You stay in control of the draft — the assistant reshapes what you select rather than replacing your voice wholesale.

Will readers know AI helped write it?

Only if you want the transparency, and we make it easy: every piece carries a provenance label — human, AI-assisted, or AI-generated — stamped automatically as you write and edit. It builds reader trust instead of hiding the AI.

Can I reuse one piece across platforms?

Yes. The repurpose pass turns a long-form draft into short-form snippets and channel-tuned variants in one go, each rewritten for its platform, so a single idea reaches several audiences without rewriting it by hand.

Is it free to start?

You can start for free: add a note or a source and draft with the AI without a credit card. Paid tiers exist for heavier use, but co-writing grounded in your own material works on the free tier.