Research & memory
From source to idea, from idea to memory.
Link your reading to your thinking, cite properly, and keep what matters with spaced review.
01Sources
Every idea keeps track of its source.
Attach a source to a node. Grodd fetches the details from a DOI, an ISBN or a web address, and keeps your reading notes in the same place.
ISBN 978-2-07-032346-6
Tocqueville, A. de. (1856). The Old Regime and the Revolution. Michel Lévy frères.
APAMLAChicagoISO 690
02Cite
The bibliography writes itself.
Copy a citation into your text, export the bibliography to Word, BibTeX or RIS, in the required style.
APAMLAChicagoISO 690HarvardVancouverIEEE
03Connect
Links between maps.
Link a concept from one course to a reading from another. Links work both ways, and search covers all your maps.
Course · HistoryFinancial crisis of 1788Reading · TocquevilleThe Old Regime and the RevolutionSee also
04Memory
Review just before you forget.
Grodd follows spaced repetition: each successful review pushes the next one further out. A few minutes a day keep a whole course in mind.
Keep what you learn.
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