Citations, not vibes
Every sentence in a brief can open the paragraph it came from. If Pellucid cannot point at a page, it does not say the thing.
Pellucid · Halden
The answer, still attached to the page it came from.
Pellucid reads the notes, memos, and decks you already trust, then writes a short brief. Every claim can open the passage it came from.
Demo
A scripted brief, streaming the way the desk writes.
These answers are sample copy. They are not a live model, and they do not read your files.
Try a sample question
What did the studio decide about pricing in the spring notes?
Brief
Writing…
Product
Built for people who still open the source.
Your files stay yours
The early desk reads folders you connect. This demo does not upload anything. A live Pellucid would say, in the product, that your files are not used to train a public model.
Disagreements, marked
When two notes conflict, the brief shows the split. It does not sand the argument down into a confident average.
A page, not a transcript
You get a short brief a colleague can read in one sitting. The long trail stays attached, not pasted underneath.
How it works
Three moves, then the paragraph.
01
Point it at the pile
A folder of notes, a deck, a thread you already trust. Pellucid does not ask you to start a blank document.
02
Ask in a sentence
The question can be plain. “What did we decide?” is enough. Chips are there when you want a place to start.
03
Open the source
Read the brief. Click a citation. The passage is the proof, not a badge beside an unverifiable line.
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Figures
Illustrative numbers for this demo.
Not a customer study. Not a benchmark. A sense of the shape of the product.
12 minMedian time to a first brief
4Sources on a typical answer
1 pageLength of the brief, on purpose
Sample notes
Written for this demo. Not real customers.
I stopped pasting answers into the doc. I send the brief, and the paragraph is already under it.
It caught the place where two of us had written opposite conclusions and refused to pick a side for us.
The board got one page. I still had the meeting notes if someone wanted the fight.
Pricing
A desk, a studio, or a press.
Sample prices for this demo. Not an offer. Annual prices are the monthly equivalent, billed yearly.
Desk
$19/ month
For one person with a folder of notes and a question due Thursday.
- One library
- Briefs with citations
- Email support from the desk
Studio
$52/ month
For a small team that shares a shelf and argues in the margins.
- Shared library
- Disagreement marks
- A named person on the account
Press
$112/ month
For a newsroom or a lab that needs the brief to survive an editor.
- More than one library
- Review roles
- Onboarding with a human
Questions
Before you leave a note.
In the product we are describing, yes. The brief is the short version. The passage is still there. This website’s demo uses scripted sample answers, not your files.
The fictional policy is no. A live Pellucid would put that in the contract, not only on the homepage. This demo never receives your files.
Yes. The brief is a draft. Editing a line does not erase the citation under it.
Nothing leaves this browser. The button is marked for a form provider such as Formspree, and it is not connected.
No. Pellucid, Halden, the prices, and the quotes are fictional sample copy for a design portfolio.
Waitlist
Ask for a desk in Halden.
Tell us what you are trying to brief. We would answer the email. This demo does not send it.