Early access

Your research has a place.
So does your voice.

For independent writers and newsletter creators.

Discover web sources, keep the useful ones close to your draft, and write with an assistant that waits for your approval.

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Sources

  • The Craft of Attention — essay
  • Independent publishing, RSS
  • A quiet argument about authorship

Writing

On writing that stays yours

The page begins where the research ends — not before.

Every reference here earned its place in the argument.

A preview of the workflow we’re building

The cost of scattered work

Too many tabs. Notes with no home. A draft that never starts.

Good writing rarely stalls for lack of ideas. It stalls because the ideas live in twelve places at once.

  1. Too many tabs.

    The source you need is open somewhere — behind thirty others you meant to read.

  2. Notes with no home.

    Ideas, links, and half-formed drafts scattered across apps that never speak to each other.

  3. A draft that never starts.

    By the time you gather everything, the momentum — and the argument — is gone.

How it works

One continuous system, from first source to final line.

Not three tools bolted together. One workspace where research becomes thinking, and thinking becomes writing.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Run web searches and RSS sources around your interests. Save useful articles to a reusable library.

  2. 02

    Develop

    Bring saved references into a Writing and keep the material relevant to the argument nearby.

  3. 03

    Write

    Draft, review AI proposals before applying them, and export your work to Markdown or HTML.

Early-access scope

Inside the first Celaris beta

Everything you need to move from a question worth exploring to a source-grounded draft.

  • Start with a Research Brief — define the question, angle, and audience behind a piece.
  • Gather material — search the web, connect RSS sources, and add pages or PDFs.
  • Keep the evidence — save excerpts and notes with every source still traceable.
  • Write from the work — bring research into a Writing, not another disconnected tab.
  • Think with assistance — ask for outlines and counterarguments grounded in your selected sources, with those sources visible.
  • Remain the author — review every AI proposal before it changes your work.

Celaris is built for research-led writing, not autonomous publishing.

What we believe

The assistant supports thinking. It does not replace the author.

Celaris helps you move from source to draft without handing over your judgment. AI can propose changes; you review every one before it becomes part of your work.

Questions

A clear first step.

Who is Celaris for?

Independent writers and newsletter creators who build their work from web research.

Does Celaris replace ChatGPT?

No. Celaris gives research and writing a single workflow. AI can propose changes, but the author stays in control.

Which sources work in the first beta?

Web search, RSS feeds, saved pages, and PDFs.

Does the first beta support formal academic citations?

Not yet. Celaris keeps source material traceable, but formal bibliography formatting is not part of the first beta.

Early access

Be among the first to shape Celaris.

We’re inviting a small first group of independent writers and newsletter creators who build their work from web research.

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