Original Summary

I have a technical background, but no product experience. I spent a lot of time figuring out what was worth building and what already existed. Getting useful research out of AI meant repeatedly prompting questions, reading reference web pages, and asking follow-up questions. So I built Citaria to help me research side project opportunities and competitors. Here are a few example reports: Do Solo Freelancers Need a Lightweight CRM? An Evidence Review Gamified Focus App for Independent Developers & Freelancers: Mechanism Evidence and a Four-Week Test Plan How Tally Acquired Its First Users — and How Its Growth Playbook Changed Here’s what Citaria does: Researches, cross-checks, and self-audits. Combines web information with the materials you provide, such as a project proposal or README. It checks for gaps and contradictions, then iteratively reviews and revises its drafts for accuracy and completeness. Links to exact source text for fast fact-checking and learning. Connects claims and numbers to specific source passages, so you can read the supporting information without searching through the original pages. Adapts as you follow up. Updates the analysis when you ask follow-up question, rather than write a new one. Citaria keep the content consistent and shows every modification for you to review, so you know what to read. Citaria isn’t publicly available yet. If you’re researching what to build next and interested to take a try, join the waitlist for early access. I would love to hear your feedback and shape the roadmap around your needs.   submitted by   /u/Worried_Mammoth_2439 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 17:57:04