Research presentation

Research a topic and shape it into a deck.

Start with a question, scope, and any sources you already trust. Context prepares a research-and-presentation task for you to review before sending.

Start your research deck

Free to start. Review before anything runs.

Research presentationResearch presentation with source notes
  1. 01 · Public sources
    Scope the question
    • Source A
    • Source B
    • Source C
  2. 02 · Synthesis
    Separate evidence from analysis
    EvidenceSourced findingsAnalysisWhat it may meanUncertainNamed for review
  3. 03 · Research deck
    EXECUTIVE READOUT
    Implications for the decision

Keep the path inspectable.

The starter asks for public or supplied sources and visible uncertainty.

Research toward a use.

Name the audience and decision so the deck has a job beyond summarizing.

Prepare the brief. You keep the Send decision.

The encrypted handoff carries the starter, the output and your brief into Workspace.

  1. 01Write the brief here, or load a starting point below.
  2. 02Sign in and review the prepared task in Workspace.
  3. 03Choose Send when it is ready. Work begins then.

You'll sign in, review the prepared task, and choose Send. Nothing runs from this page. The brief is encrypted for the Workspace handoff and is not placed in the URL or analytics payload.

Begin with the decision the deck should serve.

Each brief names the evidence to use and the choice it should inform.

  1. 01

    Market landscape

    Decision: where to focus

    Research a public market, organize the major segments, and show the sources behind the synthesis.

    • Segments
    • Public market evidence
  2. 02

    Competitor analysis

    Decision: how positions differ

    Compare a defined set of companies using public information and clearly stated evaluation criteria.

    • Evaluation criteria
    • Public company evidence
  3. 03

    Industry briefing

    Decision: what changes the plan

    Prepare an executive presentation on an industry, including key developments, uncertainties, and source notes.

    • Key developments
    • Public source boundary

You keep the review gate. Prepare here, then review and send in Workspace. Nothing runs from this page.

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Fri, Sep 11 72°
RecentPinnedTasks
  • market-landscape.pptx1h ago
  • landscape-research-plan.xlsx2h ago
  • source-review.docx3h ago
  • executive-deck.pptx5h ago
Working on Executive deck · draft

Keep working after the readout. The same research can become a longer report, a model, or another presentation, with the task still around it.

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Expand into a report

Carry the source trail into an editable document.

Prepare this task

Interrogate the evidence

Use sheets or code for structured follow-up analysis.

Prepare this task

Revise the readout

Return to the presentation as the decision changes.

Prepare this task

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Questions

Is it free to start?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing. Plus is $20 per person per month, and Enterprise deployments run in your own cloud.

Does anything run before I review it?

No. This page prepares the task. You sign in, review it in Workspace, and choose Send before any work begins.

What happens to my brief?

It is encrypted for the handoff to Workspace. It is not placed in the URL or in the analytics payload.

Can I edit the file afterwards?

Yes. The file is saved in your Drive, and Word, Excel and PowerPoint files open and edit in the built-in editors.

Your first file is one brief away.

Start your research deck

Free to start. Review before anything runs.