It is the practice of comparing different records of the same events—such as studio notes, timestamps, drafts, and digital metadata—and resolving conflicts to produce a single, coherent account that supports your artistic narrative.

Local-first means your data stays on your device, processed by software we install. There is no cloud dependency, so you retain full control and privacy, and you can work offline without compromising integrity.

We work with artists and researchers on projects that involve substantial documentation: studio practice, research-led art, curation, and interdisciplinary work where evidence must underpin a final presentation.

Only those you choose to share during sessions. You remain in control of what we see. The workspace is set up on your machine, and we respect your boundaries throughout.

Yes. In fact, that is common. We begin by mapping what you have, identifying gaps, and then we develop a strategy to integrate incomplete records without fabricating missing data.

The initial consultation is free. A standard engagement is three to four sessions, depending on the project scale. We will provide a clear plan after the first meeting.