Encryption at rest, everywhere
Every vault, snapshot, and export is now sealed with per-workspace keys — including the local caches that sit on shared machines.
Tagging that reads your intent
Say the word and Tessellate files the note under the right thread. No menus, no drag targets, no cleanup on Friday afternoon.
Designing a margin that thinks
The margin was never scratch space. It is a quiet structural layer built into how you already work — this piece explains the whole idea.
Tessellate raises $26.4M to build a surface for slow thinking
New capital, same brief: a canvas where structure appears while you write instead of during a cleanup pass three weeks later.
Tessellate is now on iPad
It started on the desktop, where the filing happens. Now it goes wherever the notebook goes, with the same margin and the same recall.
Nine scheduling habits worth stealing
Concrete techniques for protecting deep work, trimming standing meetings, and finding the actual shape of your week before it fills up.
The anti-backlog: stop tracking what you will never do
Keep a list of the work you are deliberately not doing. Templates, tradeoffs, and worked examples you can put in place this week.
The Four-Gate method for goals you actually finish
Wish, friction, footing, first move — how four short questions turn a vague intention into a dated commitment you can hold yourself to.
Learn anything by explaining it badly first
Explain a concept to nobody in particular, find the seams in your own account, then patch them with an analogy that survives a second reading.
Think in place
Structure that appears while you write: linked margins, instant recall, and a canvas that never asks you to file anything.
Available on macOS, Windows, and iPad.