Forget about 100 opened tabs
Everyday research can be pretty hectic, going from article to article, from document to document, reading a ton just to capture the essence of a researched topic.
This always ends up in a mess, with 100 opened tabs having different point of views with insights hidden among thousands of words.
After you've captured the essence you start going back through hundreds of tabs trying to find that single point that made the most sense, but it's almost impossible.
Collabwriting is here to help, just install Collabwriting Extension. And start saving important insights in an organized manner.
As a handy copilot, Collabwriting Sidebar is always there to save all your findings while you browse the web. As simple as highlight & click.
But not only that. The same UX can be used for saving from YouTube, LinkedIn, Reddit, Quora, Kindle or any PDF as well.
Structure your research
Your unique insights are the reason why your customers keep coming back and interacting with your content.
Collabwriting has many organizational tools to help you stop loosing those insights in different PDFs, Spread Sheets and Slack messages.
With custom access roles on every level, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Topics - Are the place where you add different highlights from webpages, documents and videos, often used as a collaborative board where you can add your colleagues, subject-area experts or clients to collaborate around different findings. Topics can have collaborators with View, Comment or Edit roles, but they can also be made public for faster sharing.
Clusters - Are collections of different Topics, you can use them to group topics either by subject, client, project or team working on them. Similar to Topics you can assign permissions for the whole cluster as well as make it private.
Workspace - Workspace is where your team is, this is where you can have all different topics and clusters for everyone to access to.
Make every link count
Never again do the same research twice!
Collabwriting is not only a collaboration software, it's a knowledge base. The more you use it the smarter it gets.
Use #tags to mark certain highlights as important or add them to a particular category (#statistics, #ai, #linkedin) this way if you ever need similar insights in the future, you know where to find them.
But even if your highlights are not labeled, our AI search can truly find a needle in a haystack.
If it's saved with us, you'll find it, no more going through 7646 links again just to find that one stat or graph.