SourceFrameTurn research prompts, tabs, and AI chats into source-backed briefs
Start with a prompt, selected tabs, or an AI conversation. SourceFrame organizes sources into cited summaries, comparisons, and recommendations.
Web app + browser extension · Works in Chromium browsers
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Notion vs Confluence Brief
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Compare Notion vs Confluence for a 20-person team
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4 selectedChatGPT — Notion vs Confluence
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Notion — Team Wiki & Docs
notion.so/product
Confluence — Knowledge Base
atlassian.com/confluence
Notion vs Confluence 2025
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Tradeoffs
Research gets messy fast
Research starts scattered. Briefs shouldn’t.
You might start with a prompt, a set of tabs, or an AI conversation. SourceFrame turns scattered research into a clear brief you can trust, share, or draft from.
Without SourceFrame
Prompts, tabs, and AI chats stay scattered
You can’t tell what came from a source and what AI inferred
Comparing options happens in your head, then gets lost
Turning research into something shareable takes hours
With SourceFrame
Start from a prompt or selected sources
Every claim shows the source it came from
Tradeoffs and comparisons are laid out, not improvised
Share the brief or build a draft from it in one step
How it works
From a prompt, tabs, or AI chats
to a cited brief
SourceFrame creates source-backed briefs from the evidence you choose or ask it to find.
Start from a prompt
SourceFrame finds relevant web sources and checks them.
Capture tabs or AI chats
Use the browser extension to bring open research into SourceFrame.
Get a cited brief
Create summaries, comparisons, and recommendations with visible sources.
BRIEF FORMATS
The right brief for each source set
SourceFrame turns selected tabs and AI chats into the format that fits best — a summary, comparison, or recommendation — then lets you ask, improve, or draft from the same source set.
Comparison Brief
See where sources agree, differ, and reveal meaningful tradeoffs.
Summary Brief
Pull out key takeaways, tensions, and open questions from selected sources.
Recommendation Brief
Turn a source set into a clear recommendation with rationale, risks, and evidence gaps.
Ask about this brief
Explore follow-up questions without starting over in a blank chat.
Create draft from brief
Turn a brief into reusable writing while keeping the source context intact.
USE CASES
When scattered sources need to become usable
Use SourceFrame when research starts as a prompt, scattered tabs, or an AI conversation — and needs to become something you can trust, share, or act on.
Compare tools or vendors
Start from a prompt, product pages, reviews, pricing docs, or AI conversations. SourceFrame creates a Comparison Brief that surfaces tradeoffs and evidence gaps.
Check an AI answer against web sources
Capture an AI chat alongside relevant pages, then separate useful claims from assumptions that still need verification.
Summarize a messy source set
Create a Summary Brief from discovered sources, selected tabs, or a long AI chat, with key takeaways, tensions, and open questions pulled together.
Build a recommendation
Turn a source set into a Recommendation Brief with rationale, risks, tradeoffs, and what could change the answer.
Create a draft from a brief
Turn a source-backed brief into reusable writing without losing the evidence behind it.
Why SourceFrame
Not another blank AI chat
Use ChatGPT to explore ideas. Use SourceFrame when research needs sources, structure, citations, and follow-through.
The difference
Generic chat gives you an answer. SourceFrame builds a brief from inspectable sources — selected by you or discovered from your prompt.
Grounded in inspectable sources
SourceFrame works from sources you choose or sources it discovers from your prompt.
Structured as briefs
Turn research into summaries, comparisons, and recommendations with a clear shape.
Built around real research context
Start from a prompt, open tabs, or AI conversations without rebuilding context by hand.
Made for follow-through
Go from sources to brief to draft without losing the evidence behind it.
FAQ
Common questions
SourceFrame is a web app and browser extension that turns research prompts, selected browser tabs, and AI chats into structured, source-backed briefs. Start from a prompt or choose the sources you want to work from, and SourceFrame creates a Summary, Comparison, or Recommendation Brief with citations, tradeoffs, and evidence gaps surfaced.
ChatGPT is useful for open-ended thinking. SourceFrame is built for turning research into a structured brief grounded in inspectable sources. It can work from sources you select or sources it discovers from your prompt, then shows what the brief is based on instead of leaving the evidence hidden in a chat thread.
Yes. With Prompt-to-Brief, you can describe what you want to research and SourceFrame will find relevant web sources, check which ones are usable, and create a cited brief from them. You can still use the browser extension when you want to capture specific tabs or AI chats yourself.
You can use auto-discovered web sources, web pages you have open, and ChatGPT or Claude conversations. SourceFrame works from that source set instead of relying only on generic model recall.
A brief is a structured output grounded in sources. A Summary Brief pulls out key takeaways, tensions, and open questions. A Comparison Brief lays options side by side. A Recommendation Brief turns the source set into a clear point of view with rationale, tradeoffs, risks, and evidence gaps.
SourceFrame is for source-heavy work: comparing tools, checking AI answers against web sources, summarizing messy research, building recommendations, and turning research into drafts. It is useful whenever prompts, tabs, and AI chats need to become something you can trust, share, or act on.
Use SourceFrame when you need a cited summary, comparison, recommendation, follow-up answer, or draft from real sources. Start from a prompt when you want SourceFrame to find sources for you, or use the browser extension when your research is already open in tabs or AI chats.
SourceFrame only works with the sources you choose or the sources it discovers when you explicitly ask it to create a brief. It does not passively watch your browsing or read tabs in the background.
No. You can create a brief from a prompt in the web app. The browser extension is useful when you want to capture specific open tabs or AI conversations as the source set for a brief.
Create your first source-backed brief
Create cited summaries, comparisons, and recommendations from a prompt, selected tabs, or AI chats.