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One platform for archivists, institutions, and public access
Purpose-built for archivists and editors
Transcribe, tag, and link digital materials with tools designed in collaboration with leading cultural institutions. Get a head start with AI — only where and when you choose.
Make all collections searchable — not just a subset.
Promote discovery, access, and learning with automated indexing, cross‑collection entity linking, and rich search that turns metadata into discovery.
Embed within your current content management system
Embed rich interactivity for digital materials and supercharge search on your existing platform using a variety of easy-to-use integration methods designed specifically for cultural institutions.
Archival Processing and Digitization, reimagined Coming Soon
We're building a new approach to digitizing and processing archives, focused on care, precision, and discovery.
- Gentle handling for fragile materials
- Specialized workflows for sensitive documents
- Intelligent metadata capture during processing
- Offline or secure cloud integration
Leading institutions are already using Historiq to transform their collections and workflows.
We could rapidly digitize our collections, generate catalog-ready metadata, and make our cultural heritage accessible to researchers, educators, and the public—achieving in months what once took years.
Exciting technology to make our collections more discoverable
Promising and visionary technology to make history more accessible to scholars, historians, and students of history.
Harnesses the power of AI to catalyze historical research
A game-changer for editors.
Advisory Board
Leading academics and industry experts guiding Historiq's mission to make history accessible.
Dr. Colleen J. Shogan
11th Archivist of the United States
Senior Advisor at More Perfect, Georgetown University Professor
Dr. Andrew M. Davenport
VP Research, Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Saunders Director of the Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies
Michael Hill
Nearly 40-year research assistant to David McCullough
Author of three books including Elihu Washburne biography, co-producer of Ken Burns' The Civil War
For archives, libraries, and museums
Trusted by cultural stewards committed to the public access of history. Whether you're starting with a pilot or scaling across collections, Historiq is built for institutional rigor.
Archivist-first tools
Workflows match archival practice: controlled vocabularies, entity disambiguation, provenance, and review gates.
Offline-ready
Run completely offline, even when you choose to use state-of-the-art AI technologies. Everything can be done without compromising the data your organization stewards.
Open integration
Import/export with common standards and endpoints. Keep your systems in sync while improving discovery.
Committed to security and responsible access
Role-based access, audit trails, and secure, managed storage.
Let's work together to make your collections discoverable
Modernize processing and enhance metadata for better access to history