Verbatae

Learn Verbatae

Watch Verbatae work, or learn it by clicking through six short lessons.

Watch it work

Scan: every document read once, each result linked to its file.
Concord: search by meaning, then check the file.
Lacuna: gaps, bursts and patterns in a record.
Chronos: examination over time.

With an assistant, if you choose

Optional. Connect an assistant through MCP. Verbatae sends nothing itself; a hosted assistant sees only what comes back.

Learn by clicking: six short lessons

About twenty minutes in all. Each lesson has a working example. Go in order, or jump to what you need.

  1. 1What Verbatae is forThe short version: what it does, what you do, and what it will not do.1 min
  2. 2The first ten minutesChoose a folder, start the scan, and land on your first search.3 min
  3. 3One question, three toolsFollow one question through Concord, Chronos and Lacuna, and collect what you find.4 min
  4. 4Reading a timelineFollow a name, read the meetings, zoom in, and keep what matters.4 min
  5. 5Reading LacunaThe seven checks, their definitions, and how to read a row.4 min
  6. 6Taking results outSave a set, export it, and what an export carries so it can be checked.3 min

The examples use invented names and documents. Nothing here touches your own files.