Library Private beta

Every file you have. One calm desk.

Slides, handouts, labs and the photo of the whiteboard, filed by course as they arrive. Ask it anything, and it writes and edits your documents in place.

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Everything you have,in one desk.

Canvas posts a handout, Priya emails the lab data, a friend shares slides in Drive. Each one lands on the right course, in a real folder, with one line saying why.

Ask it anythingabout your files.

Search that answers. It reads across the syllabus, the lectures, the slides and the problem sets, and quotes the page each part came from.

It writes the document.Every version stays.

Ask for your lab report from the handout and your data: it’s made in that course’s Labs, in the handout’s format. Every change is a version, yours or its, and any one comes back in a click.

Late last night the discussion got cut to one line. Compare it with the version Reposance wrote, then bring that one back.

One desk. Every course.

Each course is its own pile, and so is the rest of life. Pick one to see what arrived this week, and why it went there.

CHEM 121 · General Chemistry I

lab4-titration.csv

From Priya. The subject says “Lab 4 data”, so it went to Labs.

Filed fromCanvas, Gmail and Google Drive

BIOL 116 · Biology of the Cell

Lab 5 · Osmosis in potato cores.pdf

Posted in the BIOL 116 course on Canvas, so it went to Labs.

Filed fromCanvas

ENGL 112 · Studies in Composition

Essay 2 draft · The attention economy

Your own draft, next to the prompt it answers.

Filed fromCanvas and your uploads

MATH 100 · Differential Calculus

Problem set 8.pdf

Posted on Canvas, due Friday, so it went to Problem sets.

Filed fromCanvas

Money · Bills and receipts

Fido bill · November.pdf

Your phone bill from Fido, $45 due Nov 24.

Filed fromGmail

Everything in Library.

Filed for you

  • One pile per courseYour courses from Canvas, your spaces and the rest of life, each its own pile.
  • It says why“Filed in CHEM 121 › Labs because the subject says Lab 4 data.”
  • Take it backA filing you disagree with goes back with one click.
  • Not sure? It asksWhat it couldn’t place waits with its best guess, for you to drop on a pile.
  • Real foldersNew folders, move, rename and drag, the way a desk should work.

Ask and find

  • Search that answersAsk a question, not a file name. The answer comes from your own files.
  • Every part quotedEach source with its page and the words it found.
  • Narrow it downEverything, one course, only PDFs, only what came from Gmail.
  • Says what it can’t seeIf an app isn’t connected, it tells you it didn’t search there.
  • Ask beside the fileOpen any file and ask about it, with the file open next to you.

Opens anything

  • PDFs and handoutsHighlights stay on the file, on every visit.
  • Slides and decksEach slide with its title, in order.
  • Word documentsTyped in place, in their own paragraphs and styles.
  • Sheets and CSVYour lab data as a real sheet.
  • Photos and videoThe whiteboard photo, a recorded lecture with what it covers.
  • iPad notesYour notebooks sit in the same piles, page by page.

Writes and edits

  • Made for youLab reports, essays, sheets, slides and flashcards, filed in the course.
  • Edits in placeChanges show added and removed, with Keep and Undo.
  • Every version keptWho changed what and when: you, or Reposance.
  • Compare and restoreSee the words that changed. A restore is a version too.
  • Study from a pileFlashcards or a practice test from this week’s files.

Where it comes from

  • Gmail attachmentsAttachments, filed by course as they arrive.
  • Google DriveOnly the folders you pick.
  • CanvasYour courses, their files and due dates.
  • Your phoneShare a photo or a file to Reposance.
  • OfflineFiles you opened this week still open without a connection.
  • Recently deletedKept for 30 days, then gone for good.

Questions,
answered.

Still curious? Write to support@reposance.com. A person reads every message.

Do I have to move my files into it?

No. Connect Canvas, Gmail or Google Drive and what arrives is filed by course, with a line saying why. You can also drop files in, or share them from your phone.

What if it files something in the wrong place?

Take it back with one click, or drag it to the right pile. When it isn’t sure, it doesn’t guess quietly: the file waits with its best guess for you to decide.

Will it change my documents without asking?

An edit shows what it added and removed, and waits for Keep or Undo. Every change, yours or its, is a version you can compare and bring back.

Can it read every kind of file?

PDFs, slides, Word documents, sheets, photos, videos, notes and your iPad notebooks each open in a viewer made for them, and it can answer questions about all of them.

Hand it
your files.

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