Complex sources
Research material arrives as pages, reports, videos, posts, and notes.
Research material organization
Keep web pages, articles, videos, and long text connected to the questions you are researching.
Share Box helps research-heavy users collect sources, preserve context, add tags and projects, and return to the evidence later.
Save sources
Web pages, articles, reports, videos, and long text.
Connect to questions
Use projects and topics to keep research intent visible.
Return to evidence
Preserve enough context to verify claims later.
Research libraries need context, not just storage
A folder can store files. A useful research library keeps source, reason, project, status, and searchability together.
Disconnected questions
Without a project or topic, a saved source becomes hard to reuse.
Verification cost
Good research needs a path back to the original source.
Common research workflows
Use Share Box for product research, learning notes, writing sources, or long-term observation.
Product research
Save competitor pages, release notes, user feedback, and market articles.
Learning material
Keep courses, tutorials, long reads, and videos searchable.
Writing sources
Preserve facts, examples, counterpoints, and citations.
Long-term tracking
Collect signals around a market, technology, or product area over time.