Hi all -
I would love to get feedback, thoughts, early signups, and constructive criticism one person business currently under development: https://www.researchpro.club/.
What is it? -
A Notion-Chrome Extension to increase productivity when performing internet research.
How does it work? -
(1) You define a topic or category which buckets your web highlights and sources.
(2) As you're zooming through the web researching your topic, you can make highlights on any web page or article which instantly takes the highlight and original source and and syncs it to a notion page of your choosing in a bulleted list.
(3) When you're done, you can export all of the links associated with a given research "topic" into a Notion page as Bibliography.
For example, a highlight might look like:
Whats the Painpoint?-
I used to do this ALL the time as analyst at an investment company. My bosses would say, go research X market and give us a detailed report by the end of the day. The first part of that process is compiling original sources and material. What I wanted was highlights on a website + the original source so that I could link and find everything. There are some tools out there that are pretty good, but none I've seen for Notion.
Let me know your thoughts!!! Honestly rules the day. Thanks guys. MUCH LOVE TO THE INDIE HACKERS COMMUNITY.
This is exactly what I needed, excited to make use of it
almost out. Just finished the beta...made one quick curly brace code change and pushed...turns out I broke it :D
Looks like a useful tool to be honest. Who do you see as your main users of this?
Good luck with it.
Hey man thanks for commenting. Main users are probably writers, analysts, and researchers...but it can be hobbyists too.
Primarily, its tool to compile web resources around a give "Category" or topic, and to be able to markup those websites with highlights from which the highlights automatically sync into Notion where they can be synthesized and used for document creation
I needed something like this for awhile. For example, I had to research regulations on consumer startup I was involved in. That process was researching the web, and collection source information (urls) for which then I would synthesize everything I learned later into an actual document I had to give to my boss. The extraction process is where this comes in handy.
Are you interested?
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