Browser research disappears into copied text, disconnected notes, and forgotten tabs. Claims lose their source, useful numbers lack context, and the next researcher repeats work because the original evidence was not organized.
Research
ResearchTwin
Persistent memory for browser research.ResearchTwin converts browsing into a structured research workspace. It associates extracted facts, notes, claims, and summaries with the original source URL and captured context, helping teams preserve provenance rather than lose it in copied text.
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Why this capability exists
From friction to a clear outcome
ResearchTwin captures facts, claims, excerpts, entities, and notes with their source context. It organizes them into a research map that remains reusable, comparable, and traceable back to the page where each finding originated.
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Real-world scenario
Build a source-grounded competitor research workspace
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Browse product, pricing, review, hiring, and company pages
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Capture claims, numbers, entities, and useful paragraphs
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Label findings by competitor and research question
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Compare evidence and write a sourced summary
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Share the persistent workspace with the strategy team
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End-to-end workflow
How ResearchTwin works
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Browse relevant sites, documents, pricing pages, profiles, and reviews.
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Capture claims, highlights, notes, and structured fields with their source links.
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Organize findings by topic, compare sources, and share the research workspace.
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What is included
Core capabilities
Source-linked capture
Keeps every note, quote-length excerpt, number, and claim tied to its page.
Entity extraction
Identifies companies, people, products, prices, dates, and other structured facts.
Research map
Organizes findings by topic, question, source, entity, or project.
Claims & evidence
Separates what a source says from the researcher’s interpretation and conclusion.
Comparison views
Places equivalent facts from multiple sources side by side.
Persistent workspace
Preserves the research trail for follow-up, reuse, and team review.
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Where it wins
Best use cases
- ✓Company and market research
- ✓Vendor and competitor comparison
- ✓Source-grounded due diligence
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What the user gets
Expected outputs
- →Structured research brief
- →Source-linked notes and claims
- →Reusable research workspace
What changes for the team
- ↗Keep citations and source context attached to findings
- ↗Avoid repeating research when a project resumes
- ↗Turn browsing into a structured team knowledge asset
Safe by design
- ✓Researchers choose what is captured from each source
- ✓Private or licensed content can be excluded from shared workspaces
- ✓Every generated summary remains traceable to its supporting evidence
ResearchTwin models the evidence trail between a source, a claim, and a conclusion—not just a folder of saved pages.
One shared technical foundation
Powered by the Browser Session Engine.
ResearchTwin consumes the same structured DOM events, timeline, context, snapshots, and safe execution primitives as the rest of TabTwin—without requiring another extension.