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Generate sourced research briefs about people before your meetings.
@dhanushkenkiri · X
Building If you ever wanted to know about someone online this is your go to place. Also, let's connect!
Submit a topic to get an AI-generated research brief with sources and citations.
@NoahSamson__ · X
Sam 🎓 — AI research assistant for students Drop your topic → get a full research brief in 60 seconds. Summary, sources, citations, unique angle. Delivered as a Google Doc to your inbox. Free for any student anywhere 🌍 →
Read or listen to AI research papers from arXiv in bite-sized summaries.
MediaSquirrel
Receive a personalized AI-written newsletter delivered to your inbox on your schedule.
tozcoded · HN
Show HN: I built a personalized AI newsletter you configure by replying to it
ResearcherFriend: AI research assistant for PhD scholars. Instant paper summaries, chat with citations, semantic search and automated literature reviews.
@abiprk · X
Video explainers that summarize academic research papers
rwu1997 · HN
ArXivMax – video explainers for any research paper
Browse research-backed design evidence for UX, ergonomics, materials, and sustainability.
@DesignDexx · X
organises and simplifies relevant research for designers to read, bookmark, and make informed design decisions — instead of relying on AI.
Send clients a link to complete a brief form in 3 minutes and receive a structured PDF.
u/Accurate_Board_9401 · Reddit
Copilot cited my product 19 times before Google even ranked it Checked my Bing Webmaster stats yesterday out of boredom. Copilot has cited Briefly 19 times in the last 3 months. I never did anything for that. No schema markup, no FAQ optimization, none of the AEO stuff people talk about. It just happened. Meanwhile my actual Google numbers are rough. Average position 15.6, basically page 2. 367 impressions, 3 clicks. The classic SEO game still isn't working for me. So I've got this weir
Discover and organize research papers with AI-powered search and topic curation.
u/rahmanbite · Reddit
Read research papers is funny but find the right one is challenging If I want read a research papers always time consuming: - visit the repository - start bunch of filters - download PDF, read it.. - then what next? reading history missing.. Why not use excel to save the link? this work again, I'm not happy :( and... how to make sure I read paper properly? no test, no judging.. right? Why not AI papers finder tools like SciSpace, Elicit or something like that? Again.. to
Run UX research studies, surveys, and usability tests to gather user insights for your products.
@inslit_ · X
Check out our User Research and testing platform: We have opened registrations for our testers. So go and be a tester at Inslit and get rewarded for your work.
Search, summarize, and create content from academic research papers using AI agents.
colibris · HN
AI Assistant that verifies its own sources
