Turn browser tabs into clear analysis and usable drafts
SourceFrame helps you turn scattered sources into structured analysis, follow-up research, and draft-ready output — directly from the tabs you already have open.
Supported browsers
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Notion vs Confluence
Connected
Sources
3 / 4Notion — Team Wiki & Docs
notion.so/product
Confluence — Knowledge Base
atlassian.com/confluence
Notion vs Confluence 2025
techreview.com/comparison
Team Collaboration Tools
productboard.io/guide
Analyze
Follow-up
Output
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Compare Sources
Dimension
Notion
Confluence
Flexibility
High
Moderate
Permissions
Moderate
Enterprise-grade
Ecosystem fit
Standalone
Atlassian-native
Tradeoff
Research gets messy fast
Too many tabs. Too little clarity.
Most research workflows break down before the useful part begins. You collect sources, skim pages, compare ideas in your head, and still end up without clear conclusions. SourceFrame gives your research structure from the start.
Without SourceFrame
Tabs pile up without a clear synthesis
Important differences between sources get missed
Follow-up questions break the flow
Turning research into a draft takes too long
With SourceFrame
Analyze the sources you actually selected
Compare viewpoints and extract key insights
Continue research from the current analysis
Create drafts from grounded source material
How it works
From open tabs to finished thinking
Capture sources
Select the pages you want to work with from the tabs already in your browser.
Analyze sources
Run structured analyses like Compare Sources, Key Insights, or Decision Memo.
Continue research
Ask focused follow-up questions to deepen the analysis without losing context.
Create a draft
Turn your research and analysis into draft-ready output you can keep refining.
Core outputs
Built for source-based work
Five focused output modes — each designed around a specific moment in real research workflows.
Compare Sources
See where sources agree, differ, and reveal meaningful tradeoffs.
Key Insights
Pull out themes, patterns, tensions, and notable takeaways from multiple sources.
Decision Memo
Turn research into a structured recommendation with reasoning grounded in the source set.
Continue Research
Explore the next question from your current analysis instead of starting over in a blank chat.
Drafts
Convert analysis into usable draft content without losing the thread of your research.
Use cases
Great for decisions, comparisons, and deep research
Evaluate tools
Compare products like Notion vs Confluence using the sources you actually trust.
Research vendors
Collect websites, docs, and product pages, then turn them into structured comparison output.
Write recommendation memos
Go from source gathering to a clear point of view faster.
Build draft-ready material
Turn browsing and analysis into a first draft you can edit and reuse.
Why SourceFrame
Not another generic AI chat box
Most AI tools start with an empty box. SourceFrame starts with your sources — and turns them into something useful.
The difference
Generic AI guesses. SourceFrame works from the pages you actually selected.
Grounded in selected sources
Work from the pages you chose, not generic model recall.
Structured by design
Get analyses and drafts with shape, not loose chat output.
Built around tab-based research
SourceFrame starts where real research usually starts: in your browser.
Made for follow-through
Go from comparison to insight to draft in one connected workflow.
FAQ
Common questions
SourceFrame is an AI-powered Chrome extension that turns browser sources into structured analysis and draft-ready output.
SourceFrame is designed around selected browser sources and structured workflows like Compare Sources, Key Insights, Decision Memo, and draft creation.
Any web pages you have open and want to analyze as a set.
It is especially useful for founders, operators, product teams, consultants, and solo professionals doing comparison-heavy or decision-heavy research.
Use it when you have multiple sources open and need clarity, synthesis, follow-up research, or a draft built from that source set.
Turn scattered research into structured output
Use SourceFrame to analyze sources, continue research, and create drafts without losing the thread.