Features
What the system does today.
A library of checked books
Books are imported from sources such as Sefaria, Wikisource and Dicta, and are checked and approved before they enter the catalogue. A project is built only from approved books, kept in the system's own database.
A project per book
A main text and the commentaries you choose beside it, page size and margins, and an up-to-date status for each step of the work.
Editing
A text editor for every book in the project: headings, division into chapters, halachot and paragraphs, footnotes, edit history and autosave.
AI suggestions
On request: structure tagging (siman, se'if, chapter, halacha), abbreviations found and expanded, source references found, and a parallel version in modern Hebrew. Every suggestion is accepted or rejected by the editor. You can also work with your own API key.
Linking the commentaries
Each commentary is linked to the halacha or paragraph it explains — by hand or automatically.
The traditional page
The main text at the centre, the commentaries to the right, to the left and below. Ready page layouts: two columns, three columns, main text with a commentary below, main text with margins and a commentary below, Frankel Rambam, Shulchan and Vilna Rambam. You choose where each commentary sits on the page.
Fonts
Dozens of Hebrew typefaces: book faces, Vilna print faces, Rashi script, scribal (STAM) script and more. Typeface, size, weight and spacing are set for each commentary separately.
Preview and PDF
See the pages as they will come out, and download the whole book as a print-ready PDF.