Keep the question
Save a starter you can return to and revise as your thinking develops.
Explore Ideas
Turn a question into a next step.
Keep a question, revise it as you read, and build the next version in your private project. This is the actual draft editor, populated with fictional writing.
Your ideas and full drafts stay behind sign-in. The screenshot and worked example contain only fictional writing.
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The real full draft editor, preparing version 3 from a fictional saved version 2. The capture did not save a new version.
Worked example
A reading note worth revisiting
Invented writing in the actual project editor. This is not a user’s saved project or a research finding.
- Step 1
Start with a question
Version 1 asks: “Could a short reminder help someone return to a reading note?” Give the project a working title and save the starting point privately.
- Step 2
Make the next move specific
Version 2 narrows the task: compare how two papers define reminders and revisiting behavior, then record the methods and context before choosing a study design.
- Step 3
Review the next version
The screenshot shows the editor preparing version 3. Make one useful change, review the draft, and use Save version when ready. Earlier saved versions stay in the project history.
Why is the next version still unsaved?
The screenshot demonstrates the actual editing state without submitting a save. The fictional draft deliberately describes a comparison to make, rather than claiming a proven research gap. In your own signed-in project, you decide what to change and when to save the next version.
Connect the evidence
Keep useful papers and notes close to the idea they helped shape.
Choose a small move
Identify the next reading, comparison or revision that would help you make progress.