Where your work remembers
The tablet that remembers.
Dubis is a writing surface that understands the work written on it. You write. Dubis reads, keeps the structure, traces every observation back to your manuscript, and answers when you ask why.
Memory
Every sentence has a history. Versions are never overwritten, so you can always return to what you meant before.
Structure
Characters, places, threads and promises are discovered from your writing and kept as living objects you can correct.
Meaning
Ask why a scene matters, what depends on it, or what a character knows at this point. Every answer points back to your words.
How it works
- 01You write
Just write. No prompts, no models to pick. Every save becomes a new version; nothing is lost.
- 02Dubis reads
Each change is analysed in the context of the whole work: people, places, threads, promises, tone.
- 03A ledger forms
Observations are stored with confidence, the model that made them, and evidence pointing at exact versions of your text.
- 04You ask why
Highlight anything and ask. The answer is built from a purpose-made context, and every claim is traceable.
The name
Dub is the Sumerian word for tablet. The clay tablet was where thought first became persistent, editable, transmissible knowledge. Dubis is that surface for the age of AI: it does not write for you, it remembers, connects, traces, challenges and explains what you are creating. The human creates. Dubis understands.