sourceframe.app · Workflow & Planning
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Turn selected tabs, AI chats, and web sources into structured briefs: sources visible, tradeoffs explicit, evidence gaps called out. **Research doesn't always happen in one sitting. SourceFrame helps you pick up where you left off.** SourceFrame turns browser tabs, web sources, AI conversations, and prompts into structured, source-backed Briefs you can inspect, refine, share, and build on. Save sources as you browse, understand what they say, and bring your findings together when you're ready. You don't have to generate a Brief just to keep something useful. **Collect sources. Continue researching.** Use the SourceFrame Chrome extension to save selected web pages directly into Research. Build your source collection across multiple sessions, return to it later, and add more sources as your research develops. SourceFrame lets you: • Save browser pages into persistent Research without immediately generating a Brief • Collect sources over multiple sessions and resume where you left off • Read individual sources to explore summaries, key facts, supporting passages, and limitations • Choose which collected sources to include when generating a Brief • Organize your Research activities and generated Briefs in one place You can also add URLs and manage your Research directly from the SourceFrame web app. **Turn your research into source-backed Briefs** When you're ready to bring everything together, SourceFrame generates structured Summary, Comparison, Recommendation, and other Brief types from your selected sources. Use it to: • Summarize scattered information into clear takeaways • Compare multiple sources, perspectives, and claims • Evaluate options, criteria, tradeoffs, and risks • Generate recommendations with supporting evidence and identified gaps • Inspect source references and see what still needs verification • Ask follow-up questions using your existing Brief context • Create drafts from Briefs and continue developing your work Prefer to get straight to an answer? You can still create a Brief directly from selected tabs or a prompt, without starting a Research activity. **Bring ChatGPT and Claude conversations into your work** Useful AI conversations shouldn't have to remain buried in chat history. Capture visible conversation content from supported ChatGPT and Claude pages and turn it into structured Briefs that you can inspect alongside information from other sources. SourceFrame can also show a small "Create brief" action beside AI responses on supported pages. You can disable this action anytime in SourceFrame Preferences. AI conversations can be used to create Briefs directly; saving them into persistent Research is not currently supported. **Your research, sources, and Briefs stay connected** Return to your Research, inspect saved source readings, review generated Briefs, and continue working from the same collected context. Briefs retain references to the sources used to create them, helping you trace findings, review supporting information, and identify areas that need further verification. SourceFrame is built for people who use AI and the web to research, compare, and make decisions—and want a more useful outcome than scattered tabs, copied answers, or disconnected notes.
Nov 2, 2026
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