For research teams
Your group’s field notebook, shared.
Interviews, surveys, field photos and papers in one record the whole group can search, comment on and build on.
When everyone documents somewhere else
- The evidence behind a hypothesis is in someone’s folder, and nobody finds it fast.
- People work different hours, and ideas get lost between meetings.
- Nobody remembers what the grant money went on.
How it works
Collect, find, iterate.
Record an interview and it joins the rest of the evidence, searchable.
One record of the evidence
Interviews, survey tables, field observations and articles as entries, filed by project.
Search what you already have
Search reads inside notes, tables and PDFs, so the source behind a finding is a query away.
Iterate without meeting
Comment on an entry and @mention a colleague; it reaches their inbox whenever they work.
A shared plan
Goals with steps and due dates for papers, deliverables and the project’s milestones.
What the group gets
Audio and video
Interviews and field recordings.
Tables
Survey answers and spending, to CSV or Excel.
Charts
A table turned into a figure.
Papers
PDFs, searchable inside.
Dictionary
The project’s terms, defined once.
Versions
How a draft became the paper.
Questions
Can people with different roles share it?
Yes. Each entry can be private or shared with chosen people and teams, and a folder decides who sees what is filed in it.
Can we keep track of spending?
As a table: what was spent, on what and when, exported to CSV or Excel when the report is due.
Can we find a quote from an interview months later?
Notes, tables and PDFs are searchable inside, and comments stay on the entry they are about — so the context comes back with the source.