The document workspace
PaperCloak Ink
A calm, local-first workspace for shaping Markdown and rich documents without surrendering the source.
Learn morePaperCloak field guide
PaperCloak is an evolving family of local-first creative tools. These guides explain the ideas, workflows, technical principles, and relationships that give each one its place.
Start with InkThe document workspace
A calm, local-first workspace for shaping Markdown and rich documents without surrendering the source.
Learn moreThe context keeper
A project workspace for preserving context, seeing the next useful move, and keeping the human in charge.
Learn moreThe review practice
A private operated practice for reviewing websites, preparing redesign previews, and delivering useful client-facing work.
Learn moreThe presentation layer
A reusable branded environment for public sites, private previews, reports, feedback, and project visibility.
Learn moreThe visual sequence tool
A direction for presentations, scenes, visual flows, and reusable rendering effects.
Learn moreThe private reasoning layer
A shared private runtime for evidence, prompts, structured scoring, validation, confidence, and quality gates.
Learn moreThe reconstruction engine
An open raster-reconstruction and SVG-generation engine for turning visual source material into editable vector work.
Learn moreThe research foundation
A direction for portable research orchestration, structured collection, validation, provenance, and delivery.
Learn moreThe future image workspace
An approachable image workspace that begins simply and makes precision controls available when they help.
Learn moreThe future PDF utility
A local-first direction for viewing, filling, saving, and handling useful PDF tasks.
Learn moreThe future vector workspace
A direction for inspecting, cleaning, organizing, and reusing SVG artwork.
Learn moreThe structured web-production practice
A private direction for structured web design, template population, previews, revisions, and publish-ready releases.
Learn moreThe visual assembly direction
A direction for photo joining, collage, album, and visual assembly workflows.
Learn moreThe optional service layer
A future direction for optional synchronization, hosting, identity, and team services.
Learn moreThe provenance direction
A direction for source-backed software discovery, provenance, and project health.
Learn moreThe coordination direction
A research direction for human-controlled coordination of people, agents, tools, and organizational work.
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