Your research team: the people who read and rule, and the machine readers and tools they work with. Each person signs in with their own email; every reading, ruling and note is saved under their name.
They read; people decide. Agreement between them is a signal, never proof.
Reads the hand letter by letter and outlines every line. Collatorium shows the exports you make from your own collections.
Opus for first readings and adjudication; Sonnet for mechanical checks.
Independent reading under anti-invention rules; sorts disagreements, never decides.
A model from a third company, reading the same images independently.
Sources and scholarship behind topic pages and the document library.
Organising and describing archive photographs.
Dates, people and events across a collection.
Collaborative transcription and indexing platform.
A word's history, senses and dated quotations (UT subscription).
Lives of the people named in the papers (UT subscription).
Family links and quick orientation; always checked against a scholarly source.
Dictionaries the writers themselves could have used: spellings and senses as they stood then. Feed the word solver.
Photographs, transcriptions and every reader's answers. Collatorium reads and writes your Box folder in place.
This site: it holds only code; your archive stays in Box.
Tools listed are those the team uses or plans to use; connections beyond reading exported files (for example a live link to Transkribus or the OED) are not built yet.