Write, render, and inspect without leaving the document.
Edit `.qmd`, render HTML or slides, and keep the output visible in the same browser window instead of bouncing between tools.
Private beta across both products
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Write it. Render it. Make sure it still sounds like you.
TrimWrite brings together two local-first writing tools in testing. QuartoPad is a browser-based Quarto editor for R. TrimWrite is a pattern analyzer for drafts that feel too generic, too polished, or too model-shaped.
QuartoPad: testing now
TrimWrite: coming soon
Local-first workflow
Early access by request
QuartoPad
A browser-based Quarto workspace for R-driven documents
TrimWrite
A draft analyzer for tone, patterns, and cleaner revision
Availability
Both products are currently in testing
QuartoPad · private beta
Quarto authoring, rendering, chunks, data, and citations in one surface.
QuartoPad opens from R, runs locally on your machine, and keeps the document, preview, datasets, and references close enough to work as one loop instead of five tabs.
Chunk execution behaves like a real working notebook.
Inline execution sends code into a live R session so state carries between chunks instead of resetting on every action.
Data previews and citations stay close to the draft.
Browse datasets, inspect `.bib` files, and search references beside the document rather than in separate helper apps.
Open data files without leaving the writing surface.
Inspect the files behind the document while you write, instead of sending the workflow into a separate viewer.
Keep references close to the paragraph you are editing.
Search, insert, and manage references as part of the document workflow instead of bouncing into another tab.
TrimWrite · coming soon
A draft analyzer for vague phrasing, AI habits, and over-polished prose.
TrimWrite is built for writers who want a second pass before a draft leaves their desk. It highlights phrases that sound vague, formulaic, overloaded, or unlike the voice you meant to keep.
What it spots
Vague language, filler, AI-shaped phrases, and structural signals that make polished writing feel generic.
How it helps
Instead of guessing what feels off, you get a marked-up draft, readable stats, and a cleaner basis for revision.
Release path
Access is being opened gradually while the workflow is refined. Join the waitlist if you want to test early versions.
How the workflow fits together
Write with QuartoPad. Refine with TrimWrite.
TrimWrite is the home for the workflow.
It brings together a local-first set of tools for people who write with data, code, references, and revision in the same working process.
QuartoPad is where the document takes shape.
Open your project, write in `.qmd`, run renders locally, and keep your citations, datasets, and draft in one workspace.
TrimWrite helps you sharpen the final draft.
Review the language, spot phrasing that feels generic or over-produced, and revise before the document leaves your desk.
Beta access
Join the waitlist for QuartoPad, TrimWrite, or both.
Leave your email and tell us what you want to test first. Requests go straight to our inbox, and we will reach out as access opens up.