Unlocking the secrets of physical manuscripts with modern code.

We are dedicated to building open-source tools for codicologists, paleographers, and digital humanists. Our goal is to make the study of historical book structures accessible, data-driven, and —dare we say— sexy.

We welcome contributions from developers and humanists alike!

• 🐛 Found a bug? Open an issue in the relevant repo.
• 💡 Have an idea? Join our Discussions.
• 📖 Read the docs: Check out our Wiki/Documentation.

SexyCodicology is an open-source initiative licensed under MIT.