Purposeful tools
Keep the manuscript, its supporting material, and its mathematical content within a coherent project.
SystemaDock / Software for substantial work
A clearer path
from research
to publication.
SystemaDock develops software that helps researchers, writers, and educators turn complex ideas into organized, editable work.
Our flagship product, Theory Vision Online, brings LaTeX writing, research materials, structured projects, and PDF output into one browser workspace.
No account needed to start. Guest access opens automatically. Temporary files, projects, and autosaves are removed after 24 elapsed hours; the next visit opens a fresh pass automatically. Sign in before expiry to keep eligible work.
RESEARCH PROJECTEDITABLE SOURCE / PDF
PROJECT FILES
- main.tex
- references.bib
- figures/
- 01-introduction.tex
- 02-derivation.tex
- 03-discussion.tex
CHAPTER 02 / DERIVATION
From assumptions
to an argument.
Define the quantities, state the model, and develop the reasoning step by step.
d(x²) / dx = 2x
Workflow illustration · an example project, not a product screenshot.
EDITABLE SOURCESTRUCTURED PROJECTSLATEX TO PDFBROWSER ACCESS
About SystemaDock
Built around the work.
Designed for its next revision.
SystemaDock is a software business focused on research organization, mathematical writing, and publishing workflows. We develop tools for people building papers, books, lessons, and a lasting record of their work.
Theory Vision Online is our browser-based workspace. It connects editable source, project structure, and finished documents so you can continue developing an idea across revisions.
Work you can develop
Use editable source and organized sections to carry an argument from an initial outline through later revisions.
Clear access terms
Review demo limits, membership pricing, and separately funded generation before choosing a service.
Our flagship product / Theory Vision Online
Give substantial work
a usable structure.
A manuscript is more than a document. Keep its chapters, equations, notes, images, and supporting files organized while you develop the next revision.
01
Write and typeset
Develop LaTeX manuscripts and mathematical notation. Compile to PDF, inspect the result, and return to editable source for the next revision.
02
Organize the project
Use outlines, folders, and numbered snippets to divide long work into manageable sections. Work with LaTeX, Markdown, and JSON files as the project grows.
03
Bring research into the workflow
Work with research notes and PDFs alongside the document you are building. Keep reference material close to the argument it supports.
04
Prepare material for an audience
Build documents and Beamer presentations from reusable templates. Develop a paper, chapter, or lesson in a form you can revise and share.
Book Generator
Start with a brief.
Develop a book.
Describe the document you want, choose its scope, and request a build quote. Book Generator supports generated PDFs and book bundles with editable source for continued work.
Generation uses separate prepaid build credit. Review the quoted reserve before funding or starting a build. AI-generated material needs your review, fact-checking, and revision.
Sign in to use Book Generator ↗Open the Book Generator button in the studio. It requires an account and a configured generation service.
Define the brief
State the subject, audience, desired structure, and approximate length.
Review the quote
See the required build-credit reserve before you authorize generation.
Review and continue
Download the completed output and develop the editable source. A generated draft is the beginning of your editorial work.
Work worth finishing
A workspace for
more than one format.
Use the same project discipline across research, teaching, and long-form writing.
Research papers
Bring derivations, figures, supporting notes, and manuscript source into an organized project.
Books and extended essays
Break a large argument into chapters and sections. Use Book Generator when a generated starting draft would help.
Lectures and presentations
Develop explanatory notes and Beamer slides with mathematical notation and reusable document structure.
Access and membership
Try the workflow.
Choose your next step.
The demo lets you evaluate the workspace before creating an account. Registration and a paid subscription are separate actions.
Theory Vision Online
Standard membership
$15 / month
Standard membership is $15/month. Review current access terms and the amount due in checkout before subscribing.
Register with GoogleStarting a demo or registering does not purchase a subscription.
October guest access
No signup or renewal button required. Each pass lasts 24 elapsed hours; refreshing does not extend it. Access ends November 1, 2026 at midnight Central time, so passes near the cutoff are shorter.
Phi-Breakthrough
An optional physics-assistant add-on, priced separately at $10/month with an active Theory Vision membership.
Book Generator
Quoted generation builds use separate prepaid credit. Build funding is separate from the monthly membership and the free demo.
Before you start
What happens after 24 hours?
Temporary guest files, projects, and autosaves are deleted at expiry. During October, the next visit automatically opens a fresh pass after cleanup. Sign in before expiry to preserve eligible work; signup cannot recover work already deleted. This guest-access round ends November 1, 2026 at midnight Central time.
Will the demo warning interrupt my work?
The entry page explains the limit before you begin. During the session, a compact timer keeps the remaining time visible and opens details when you choose. Registration is available without a recurring warning popup.
Is everything included in the free demo?
The demo is for evaluating the temporary workspace. Account features, paid memberships, Phi-Breakthrough, and funded Book Generator builds have their own access requirements.
Does Book Generator replace research or editorial review?
No. Review generated reasoning, citations, facts, and formatting before relying on or publishing a document. Use editable output to revise the material and make it your own work.
Where can I read the privacy information?
Read the privacy page for information about temporary demo content, registered accounts, payments, and service data.