Find relevant stories, archive sources, send digests. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Save requested articles and return their archive links.
Your team gets readable article copies without hunting for earlier saves. Researchers get the archive link back in their email thread.
Gather new articles on chosen research topics in one channel.
Your team sees RSS articles that match your topics in its news channel, without links already shared there.
Collect video transcripts in planning notes and flag gaps for review.
Your planning notes get the transcripts you can use, plus a clear list of videos that need a manual check.
Turn selected video links into playable files with a source index.
Your creative team gets a shared folder of playable videos, with a source index and download results on the weekly list.
Add each creator video's transcript or a clear gap to the research log.
Find the spoken words beside creator video links in your research log, or see why a transcript could not be added.
Add sourced caption transcripts to flagged videos in the research feed.
Your research feed shows speech text for flagged social videos when captions are available. If they aren't, you see why.
Gather displayed video transcripts and flag access gaps for editors.
Your weekly roundup's source notes show available video transcripts and explain access gaps, so you can review selected videos in one place.
Attach sourced speech to cited videos in research drafts.
See the spoken words behind creator videos beside your draft citations. Get a clear flag when a video or transcript needs review.
Record available video speech and caption gaps for reviewers.
See available video transcripts beside new evidence links each workday, with clear notes for videos that need your follow-up.
Keep video evidence searchable for future research.
Your archive index gains the spoken words behind older creator videos, or a clear note when no transcript can be read.
Settle video transcript requests with text or an absence note.
Your research team gets the video's speech text on the request, or a clear note when the checked source has no transcript.
File video transcript text beside the questions it informs.
Read available video transcripts beside your interview questions, with clear notes for videos that need your review.