FocusFind

Discover credible sources. Draw your own conclusions.

No AI-generated answers. No hallucinations. Just real sources, ranked by credibility, organized for you.

The Problem With AI Search Today

❌ ChatGPT / Perplexity

• • Gives you "the answer" — but is it true?

• • Hallucinations presented as facts

• • Can't cite "AI said so" in your paper

• • You lose the ability to evaluate sources yourself

✓ FocusFind

• • Shows you real sources — you decide what's true

• • Every result is a real, citable source

• • Credibility scores help you filter junk

• • You stay in control of your research

How FocusFind Works

1

Ask in Plain Language

Type your research question naturally. Works in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, and more.

2

Get Real Sources, Ranked by Credibility

FocusFind searches web and academic sources, then scores each result for credibility. You see what's worth reading at a glance.

3

Save, Organize, Export

Bookmark what matters. Add tags and notes. Export citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, or send directly to Zotero.

Built For People Who Think for Themselves

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Students

Find sources your professor will actually accept. No AI-generated nonsense.

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Researchers

Stay current with literature. Organize sources. Export citations instantly.

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Professionals

Research backed by real sources. Not AI guesses dressed up as facts.

Ready to Research on Your Terms?

Real sources. Your conclusions.

Try FocusFind Free!

https://focusfind.net

Hey IH 👋

I'm a solo dev who spent months watching students drown in 47 browser tabs while researching papers. So I built FocusFind.

What it does:

• Search across web, academic sources, or both in one place

• Auto-scores source credibility (so you're not citing random blogs)

• Save & organize with tags and notes

• Export citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, etc. with one click

• Integrates with Zotero

Stack: Next.js, Clerk, Stripe, Vercel

Where I'm at:

• Product is live and working

• Pro plan at $9/mo (or $99/year)

• Zero users 😅

What I need: 10 people willing to try it for their actual research and tell me what's broken or missing. I'm happy to offer free Pro access to testers.

Link: https://focusfind.net

I would love honest feedback — what's confusing, what's missing, and what would make you actually use this?

Thanks!

Hey IH! Solo dev here. I built FocusFind to help students and researchers find credible sources faster.

What it does:

• Search with credibility scoring (0-100) for every result

• Deep search finds 250+ unique sources

• Scholarly search finds ~200+ unique sources

• Bookmark and organize research

• Export PDF, XLSX, and JSON

• Vision tool extracts text from images, analyzes images, graphs, and charts

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