Save, tag, search, and share the articles, papers, threads, and references worth returning to. Researchspace is where authors, researchers, historians, and readers organize the links they've scattered across bookmarks, docs, and notes. Instead of losing valuable sources in clutter, Researchspace makes them searchable, shareable, and connected to your work. Books have citations. Add a Researchspace page instead—so readers can actually explore and use the sources behind your ideas.
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A lot of us spend years collecting articles, papers, threads, videos, and references that end up buried across bookmarks, Google Docs, notes apps, and browser tabs.
Researchspace started from a simple frustration: finding something you know you've saved but can't find when you actually need it.
The goal is to make research searchable, organized, and shareable—not just for academics, but for writers, founders, historians, students, and curious people. We'd love to hear how you currently manage your research and what breaks down in your workflow.
Can readers see your annotations and tags too, or is it just the link list?
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@karimbenkeroum hey karim. they can see the tags. but not your notes. in future they can share as precise the stuff the want. help us grow it if you can :). what else do you think of it?
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Can readers see your annotations and tags too, or is it just the link list?
@karimbenkeroum hey karim. they can see the tags. but not your notes. in future they can share as precise the stuff the want. help us grow it if you can :). what else do you think of it?