Tools

Tools for reading the century.

Four tools, one goal: make the primary record readable, searchable and verifiable — for researchers, students and everyone in between.

01

Historian

A conversational historian with source-cited answers and nuanced, balanced analysis of complex events — from the October Revolution to the fall of the USSR.

  • Ask in your own language — 20+ supported
  • Every answer cites page, fond and delo
  • Competing interpretations shown side by side
  • Follow-up questions keep full context
Source-cited answers20+ languagesBalanced analysis
02

ArchiveLens

Soviet archives, readable at last. Scanned documents, newspapers and handwritten letters are transcribed, translated and analyzed in Russian, German, Turkish and English.

  • Handwritten letters and typewritten orders
  • Aging paper, microfilm and poor scans
  • Side-by-side transcription and translation
  • Page-level alignment with the original
TranscriptionHandwritingRU · DE · TR · EN
03

Timeline & Counterfactual Engine

Cause, effect, consequence. Interactive timelines and cause-effect graphs — plus responsible what-if simulations that stay grounded in the sources.

  • Interactive timelines, 1917–1991
  • Cause-effect graphs with a source per node
  • What-if simulations anchored to the record
  • Exports for teaching and film research
Interactive timelinesCause-effect graphsWhat-if simulations
04

EduSuite

History education at scale. Courses, quizzes and research assistants for 2M+ students, educators and documentary creators.

  • Ready-made courses and quizzes
  • Research assistants for papers and scripts
  • Classroom materials in 20+ languages
  • Built with educators, not around them
CoursesQuizzesResearch assistants
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