Project Planning
Frame the problem, purpose, questions and hypotheses in guided pages.
From Question to Conclusion.
One Online Research Notebook for Your Entire Study
Organize questions, literature, methodology, data, analysis, findings, and research decisions in one structured workspace—from your first idea to your final publication.
Free account · Private by default · Your work saves as you write.
The lifecycle
Research from Question to Conclusion
Every project moves through the same arc. The notebook keeps each stage documented, defensible and easy to return to.
- 1Foundation
- 2Literature
- 3Design
- 4Data
- 5Analysis
- 6Interpretation
- 7Writing
- 8Management
A look inside
Follow one study through the notebook
A short, guided walkthrough of a fictional study on adolescent media use, so you can see how the pieces connect before you sign up. Every step below shows a real, supported part of the notebook — nothing here requires a teammate, and no claim goes beyond what the product actually does.
A method-aware path through 52 available notebook pages
The recommended path adapts to your research approach and design, so it surfaces the pages that matter most first — every page stays available whenever it becomes relevant.
Foundation · Research questions
Adolescent Media Use and Sleep Quality
- RQ1. How does evening screen exposure relate to self-reported sleep latency in 14–17 year olds?
- RQ2. Does device type moderate that relationship?
- RQ3. How do adolescents themselves explain the trade-off?
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Illustrative example — the study, sources and text above are fictional.
Capabilities
Everything Your Research Needs
Literature Review
Track sources, reading notes, evidence matrices and synthesis.
Methodology
Design, sampling, measurement and procedure documented as you decide.
Research Instruments
Surveys, interview guides, protocols and vignettes in one place.
Data Documentation
Collection logs, cleaning decisions and data management plans.
Qualitative Analysis
Codes, themes, memos and interpretive audit trails.
Quantitative Analysis
Analysis plans, assumptions, outputs and result narratives.
Research Memos
Capture the thinking behind every methodological turn.
Writing & Findings
Draft chapters and findings alongside the evidence.
Research Archive
Close out a study and keep it retrievable for years.
Methodological range
Built for Different Research Approaches
Start by naming your broad research approach — Undecided, Quantitative, Qualitative, Mixed Methods, or Theoretical / Conceptual. From there you can pick a specific research design, such as an experiment, survey, case study or literature review.
Quantitative
Qualitative
Mixed Methods
Theoretical / Conceptual
Example research designs
Experimental
Survey / Correlational
Interview
Observational
Case Study
Literature Review
Secondary Data Analysis
Private by design
Your Research Stays Organized
Every project, note, source and task lives in your own secure account. Data is stored in an encrypted cloud database with row-level access rules, so your research is private to your account unless you deliberately invite someone. Where invited sharing is available, you choose the person, the areas and what they may do, you stay the owner, and you can withdraw it at any time. Access beyond that happens only when you explicitly grant time-limited support access, or where our infrastructure providers or the law require it — as set out in our Privacy Policy. Close the browser mid-sentence and come back weeks later — everything is exactly where you left it.
Account-scoped data
Row-level security on every table.
Secure sign-in
Email or Google, with password recovery.
Cloud persistence
Autosave as you type, on any device.
Nothing to install
Works in the browser, phone to desktop.
Starting points
Research Templates
Each notebook page opens with scaffolding and guidance — prompts written for researchers, not generic note fields.
Research Idea
Turn a hunch into a researchable question.
Problem Statement
Establish the gap, significance and scope.
Article Reading Notes
Structured capture for every source you read.
Methodology Planner
Design, participants, measures and procedure.
Interview Guide
Warm-up, core questions, probes and closing.
Evidence Matrix
Compare studies across constructs and findings.
Start Your First Research Notebook
From the first question to the final citation, keep the whole study in one place.