We make two programs. Scriptorium is a word processor built on Markdown, the format AI writes in, for people who write, teach and make music, in 60 languages. Cali keeps the calibration records of accredited laboratories. Both run on your own computer, and your work stays yours.
Paste what ChatGPT or Claude writes and get a proper document, or write one with the ribbon you already know, no code needed. Books, exam papers, invoices, newspapers and reports, on pages as they will print, with tables that add up, an assistant and reading aloud.
For ISO/IEC 17025 laboratories: condition-corrected results, measurement uncertainty, certificates and traceability, and recalibration planned ahead.
Documents and records live on your own computer, not on our servers, and neither program needs the internet to do its job.
Scriptorium is bought once, with every update free. Cali's plans each carry every feature. No hidden quotes and no per-seat add-ons.
Menus, messages and help written for people rather than programmers, and in Scriptorium's case in 60 languages.
We write down exactly what Scriptorium sends us, and when, in plain words. Your documents are never part of it.
How to get more out of Scriptorium, and calibration explained for accredited laboratories, from the people who build the software.
Type a formula into a table cell and the document does its own sums: a formula bar, AutoSum, and maths Excel cannot do.
Scriptorium · 12 October 2026Stories in columns under a headline across them, captions printed on the photos, and a Newspaper template to start from.
Cali · 2 October 2026From the quotation to the signed certificate, with the clause behind each step.
A question before you buy, help with a licence, a school or a laboratory with many computers: write, and the people who build the software will read it.
