Lintel
A browser-based editor for research analysis visuals.
Lintel exists so that a research finding can be checked by someone who was not in the room. Analysis usually ends in a report, and a report cuts each claim loose from the evidence that earned it. This editor keeps that link intact, so a colleague, a reviewer or a software agent can follow any conclusion back to the words it stands on and decide for themselves whether it holds.
Lintel helps researchers turn source material into traceable analysis. Sources and transcript excerpts become evidence, evidence becomes observations and codes, related observations form patterns, and patterns support or contradict candidate findings. Every conclusion stays connected to the evidence beneath it.
People and software agents work through the same editor. A structured board model preserves the meaning behind what the canvas displays, so color, position, and containment communicate meaning without owning it.
The application runs at method.ops.how.
Non-commercial research tooling, in early development. Built and maintained by George Jensen to support his own methodology work.