It gathers from the web.
Tell it what to look for. It searches on your schedule, drafts what it finds on a board, and waits for your yes.
Searched, listed, waiting.
Tell it what to look for.
Write the goal in a sentence. Name the sites to stay on if you want, pick the board where finds land, and set how many drafts a run may make.
It runs when you say.
Choose the day and time. You see the next runs before you turn it on, and each run stays inside the limits you set.
It drafts what it finds.
Finds are drafted from the pages it read, so you can check each one on the board before you approve it.
Nothing is kept without your yes.
Finds wait on the board as drafts. You approve the ones you want saved and discard the rest.
From a sentence to a reviewed find.
Five steps, in this order.
- 1 Goal
Say what to find.
One sentence for the goal, the sites to stay on if you want them, the board for the drafts, and a cap per run.
- 2 Weekly
Pick the day.
Set the weekday and time. The next runs are listed before you turn it on.
- 3 Search
Watch it search.
Each search shows how many pages it found. Each page it reads uses credits.
- 4 Review
Finds wait for your yes.
Drafts land on the board you chose. Approve and save the good ones, discard the rest.
- 5 Ask
Or just ask, here and now.
Ask in chat what your notes and the web say. You get an answer with the names of the sources, and nothing is saved.
Where this does the most.
Every Monday you want new venues for client events. The routine searches for them and drafts what it finds; the ones worth a look wait for your yes.
Weekly · drafts for reviewYou want to know who else sells hand-roasted pistachios in your city. Ask once in chat and get an answer with the names of the sites it came from.
Ask · with sourcesSee the playbook →Public tenders for network support appear all month. A weekly goal drafts the ones that match onto your board; you keep the ones that fit.
Weekly · waits for your yesWhat web research does not do.
And what happens instead.
- It does notIt does not save finds without your yes.InsteadEvery find waits on the board as a draft until you approve it.
- It does notIt does not watch the web all the time.InsteadIt runs on the schedule you set, and each run stops at the cap you chose.
- It does notIt does not run for free.InsteadEach page it reads uses credits, and the cap per run keeps that in check.
- It does notIt does not guarantee a source behind every detail.InsteadCheck a draft before you approve it.
Does it run by itself?
Only on the schedule you set, for example every Monday at 9:00. The next runs are listed before you turn it on, and each run stops at the cap you chose.
Will it add things to my records on its own?
No. Finds arrive as drafts on a board. Nothing is saved until you approve it.
Can I limit it to certain sites?
Yes. Name the sites to stay on, or leave it open. You also choose the board where drafts land and how many a run may make.
Does it cost anything?
Reading pages uses credits. Each page it reads is counted, and the cap per run keeps the spend predictable.
Can I ask a one-off question instead?
Yes. Ask in chat and Felesh answers from your notes and the web, naming where it looked. That answer is read-only; nothing is saved.
Hand it the work. Keep the decisions.
Hand Felesh the work you've been carrying?14 days free, no card. Everything that needs your call still waits for your yes.