your knowledge, in one place
Everything you read becomes something you know.
Bring in a document. Rehoboam turns it into a clear page, with the source always attached. And it warns you when two things you know can't both be true.
You've read everything. But where did you read it?
Three hundred PDFs, six months of research, and the sentence you need right now was in one of them. You'll find it again in twenty minutes — if you're lucky. And if the client asks where it came from, you start over.
Three moves, and your research stops scattering.
Bring it in
Drag in a PDF, a ruling, an article, one of your own notes. Even a voice memo recorded on a walk.
It becomes a page
Rehoboam turns it into an organized page and puts the source document under every sentence. It never touches the original.
Ask
"What do I know about the limits of that regulation?" It answers, and shows you the sources. If it doesn't know, it says so.
It's 6pm. The client asks: "where does this come from?" You open Rehoboam, ask out loud, and in five seconds you have the answer with the document, the page, the date.
The same question, last month, cost you half an hour digging through folders.
Your knowledge becomes an asset, not an archive.
The source is never lost
Every statement carries the document it came from. You can cite it in a report, an expert opinion, in front of a client.
Yesterday's work is useful again today
Research from two years ago isn't forgotten files: it's knowledge that answers today's questions.
Ask while you're doing something else
In the car, on the train, while you walk. You speak, and it answers by speaking.
04 — the thing nobody else does
We tell you when it doesn't add up.
Two pages, written months apart, from different sources. They can't both be true. No notes app notices. Rehoboam does — and it doesn't decide for you: it puts them in front of you.
"The obligations take effect in June."
from: march-report.pdf · page 4
"The obligations take effect in December."
from: july-memo.pdf · page 1
On the sphere above you can spot them: they're the two pulsing red dots. Tap, read the two sentences side by side with their sources, and choose: the first holds, the second holds, or they coexist — and you explain why. Your choice stays written, with the date.
The contradiction is the sharpest signal. But your Sphere watches for three signals, and you can ask for them out loud:
Contradiction
Two things you know can't both be true. A red arc links them: the only red on the Sphere.
"what doesn't add up?"Dark zone
A gap between two of your islands of knowledge: a question never closed, a missing bridge, a citation pointing to nothing.
"what don't I know?"Frozen in time
A page you took for granted and haven't reread in months turns dotted. It's not an error: it's dormancy.
goes dormant, quietly05 — it stays yours
Your documents stay documents. On your computer, in folders you can open even without us. If you ever connect your own work tools, you decide which areas they can see and whether they can only read or also propose.
No subscription holding your work hostage. If you stop one day, you lose nothing.
Opened in Obsidian, no conversion and no plugin. It's a promise that's tested: every version, an automated test opens a real vault and verifies that every page, every citation, and every link survives. If it breaks, we don't ship.
06 — what Rehoboam doesn't do
A page that states its own limits is the only one you can trust.
- It's not a writing app. You won't write your book in it: there are better tools for that. Rehoboam works on plain text files, so you can keep using them together.
- It doesn't decide for you. No page gets written or changed without you saying yes.
- It doesn't guess. If an answer isn't in your sources, it tells you instead of making it up.
- It's not magic. It reads what you give it. If your sources are thin, your sphere will be thin.
- It doesn't replace your judgment. It shows you what you wrote and where it came from. What's true is for you to decide.
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