Kwetchi. is a private space, connected to the house's database: the same register that carries every published claim, consultable here in plain language. Entry is by private account, under the house's access terms. The account names its reader, opens the reading room on this device, and gives each answer its proofs: the exact quote, the archived facsimile, the fingerprint of the day it was captured. Depth belongs to the readership; the machine register stays public, without a key.
Your tables join your private library and are crossed with the register when you ask a question: your columns against ours, announced against arrived. The library lives on this device only. Nothing is shared with other readers, nothing reaches the house, and each table can be removed at any time.