Remember the Book

Source Management: Your Research Library

Sources are linked to claims via citations. Upload research, classify it yourself, and link it to the claims it supports. The Sources tab in each chapter shows your research library and the claims in that chapter with their support status.

Inkloom Sources tab showing research library and claims with support statuses and citations
The Problem

Why this is hard

Long manuscripts have problems that short documents do not.

The Problem

Research accumulates across a nonfiction book. You have PDFs, notes, URLs, and quotes, but no way to link them to the specific claims they support.

Why It Gets Harder

A nonfiction book might cite 50 sources across 200 claims. Tracking which source supports which claim by hand is a full-time job. And when you revise a claim, you need to know whether the source still applies.

How Inkloom Approaches It

Sources are linked to claims via citations. The Sources tab in each chapter shows your research library and the claims in that chapter with their support status. Upload TXT, Markdown, DOCX, or PDF files and classify each one yourself: research, voice sample, existing manuscript, notes, reference, source material.

What You Control

You classify uploads. You link sources to claims. You decide what is authoritative. Nothing is treated as authoritative until you say so.

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