Research that keeps its connections

Map the evidence. See the argument.

Scripture Mapper brings passages, people, places, events, sources and ideas into one visual research workspace—kept locally and organised on your terms.

Windows desktop application · Private by default · No subscription required for local ownership

A Scripture Mapper research map connecting Jeremiah, Qumran, scripture passages and research ideas
Local-firstYour project files remain on your computer.
Source-awareKeep evidence, provenance and interpretation distinct.
Private AIOptional local assistance without sending projects to a cloud model.
Rights-consciousLicensed texts remain read-only and separately governed.

A research workspace, not a blank canvas

Move from scattered notes to a map you can interrogate.

Every node can carry structured details, source links, dates, media and research notes. Connections reveal how the material fits together.

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Build visual arguments

Connect people, places, passages, events, families, sources and ideas without flattening them into one long document.

02

Keep provenance visible

Record where a claim came from, distinguish quoted material from notes, and return to the original source.

03

Review with Local AI

Audit groups, compare selected nodes, ask questions of a project and extract proposals from pasted research—privately.

04

Read across traditions

Work with bundled public-domain resources and connect personal API subscriptions without redistributing restricted texts.

05

See time and geography

Move between the research map, chronological context and geographical relationships as the project develops.

06

Own the project

Local project files remain usable without an ongoing service. Optional online features should enhance ownership, not replace it.

“Your research remains yours.”

Offline ownership

The desktop application is designed around local files and direct control of your research.

Human review

AI suggestions are advisory. Nothing is silently added to a map, and extracted research remains grounded in the supplied text.

Optional services

Future subscriptions may add updated datasets, publishing and sync, while local projects remain accessible without them.

A sustainable, ownership-friendly model

Begin freely. Pay for the tools or services you need.

The product structure is still being tested. These tiers describe the intended direction rather than a final sales offer.

Planned free edition

Reader

Free
  • Open shared Scripture Mapper projects
  • Explore maps, notes and connections
  • Present research without an account
Release information
Future optional service

Research Services

Subscription
  • Regularly updated research datasets
  • Premium discovery and connectors
  • Optional sync and web publishing
See the roadmap

Scripture research is relational. Your workspace should be too.

See how it works