Early build for Mac

You're accountable for every word
with your name on it.

AI is rewriting your documents. You're shipping what you didn't read. Stet makes every change a proposal with a byline. You decide what stands.

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Local files · Full history · Any agent

The accountability gap

AI doesn't sign documents. You do. When a spec ships with a hallucinated detail or a paragraph you'd never have written, the credibility cost is yours. The review step has to happen somewhere. Right now it isn't happening at all.

What it actually does

Every change is a proposal.

Edits show up as cards in a review sidebar. One per paragraph. Accept, reject, or refine each one. Nothing lands in your document without your say.

A byline for every edit.

You, a teammate, Claude, any agent. Every change is attributed. You can always see who wrote what, and when.

Plain files. Any agent.

Your docs are markdown on your machine. No proprietary format. Any AI that can read a file becomes a collaborator. No integration, no API key.

Let it stand.

"Stet" is the proofreader's mark for "keep this change." Every Stet review ends with that same call. You see what changed, who changed it, and whether it stays. The mark is yours.

Other value props we're testing

The accountability framing above is what I'm leading with. But there are other angles on the same product. Below are a few we're testing. If one clicks for you more than that one, email me, join the Discord, or hit the feedback button in the app.

Try it.

Download it, point it at a folder of markdown, and let an agent loose on a doc. See how the review flow feels.

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macOS build · early test version · feedback goes straight to me