Researchers & analysts
Bring papers, primary sources, and working notes into one project. Keep the context close as your understanding develops.
From a literature review to a policy deep dive.
For the questions
worth following.
A private research workspace for researchers, newsmakers, writers, and anyone who wants to go deeper.
Gather your sources. Keep the context. Give your next story, study, or idea a place to grow.
Private by default. Sign in with an email link.A home for your sources
Your research toolkitPrivate workspace
Your research,
together.
Sources, files, and notes organized around your questions.
Your notes
Make room for the next question.
Write down observations, open questions, and next steps alongside your sources. Return to the reasoning behind your work as it develops.
A place for people
who look a little closer.
Different interests. Different kinds of work. A shared need to keep the sources, remember the details, and come back with better questions.
Newsmakers & journalists
Build a home for your beat. Gather documents, save reporting notes, and return to the sources behind the next story.
From the first tip to the follow-up story.
Writers & creators
Keep the background material behind your next book, newsletter, podcast, or documentary within reach.
From a passing idea to a body of work.
The endlessly curious
Follow local decisions, explore an unfamiliar subject, or dig into a personal interest. You don’t need a job title to ask a good question.
From “I wonder” to “now I understand.”
Less scattered.
More understood.
A project gives your research a home, whether you’re following a story for a week or a subject for years.
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Start with a question
Create a project and describe what you want to understand. Give it a scope, a few tags, and room to develop.
A clear starting point for your research. - 2
Bring the sources together
Save links, write notes, and upload documents or media. Keep original material alongside your own observations.
The source material and your thinking, together. - 3
Pick up where you left off
Search your archive, revisit a source, and keep adding context. Connect a compatible AI assistant when you want help working through it.
A growing record you can return to.
Your research.
Your AI, in context.
Connect a compatible AI assistant to your workspace so it can read your project context and help save useful notes and references. Your research has a home beyond a single conversation.
AI is optional. You can organize and explore your work entirely in the browser.
Something you could ask your connected AI
“Read my project. What questions do my notes leave open, and which sources should I revisit?”
Project scopeSaved sourcesYour notes
Connect from your workspace using MCP, the connection standard supported by compatible AI apps.
A few things to know.
Who can see my research?
Your projects, sources, and uploads stay private in your workspace. Only an edition you choose to publish is public. Connecting an AI assistant gives that assistant access to your workspace through your personal key.
Do I have to be a professional researcher?
No. Chronimac is for anyone following a question, from a student gathering references to a neighbor looking into a local issue. Start with a project and add what you find.
Can I explore before signing in?
Yes. Explore published stories and the stories they share sources with. Nothing in your private workspace is public until you publish an edition.
Does Chronimac verify my sources for me?
Chronimac helps you keep and organize your research. Evaluating a source, checking a claim, and deciding what to publish remain part of your work.