Think together.
Invite collaborators into the same private board and see each other's changes as the inquiry develops.
A visual workspace for serious inquiry
Netah Board
Connecting ideas
Bring documents, tables, images, and notes onto one shared board. See relationships, test ideas, and keep every conclusion connected to its source.
Free pilot access. No card required. AI is always optional.
Mill Creek inquiry
Stream ecology paper
Field photograph
Water samples.csv
Emerging claimRunoff may explain the downstream change.
?What changed downstream?
3 people here
From scattered to connected
Your sources were never meant to live in separate tabs.
Files tell you what you collected. A board lets you see what it means. Netah keeps evidence, questions, and emerging ideas in the same field of view.
SourceField notes
Connection
EvidenceSample table
A guide, not a ghostwriter
It doesn't think for you. It helps you see.
Netah notices structure without silently changing your files, connections, or conclusions. Every suggestion remains yours to question.
- Unconnected source
A document is on the board but not yet connected to a question, claim, or source.
- Evidence gap
A conclusion is taking shape before any supporting source has been attached.
- Possible connection
Two selected sources approach the same subject from different perspectives.
- Question to pursue
What evidence would challenge this interpretation instead of merely confirming it?
One board. Shared understanding.
Built for the work that takes more than one document.
Show the reasoning.
Connections make the path from source to claim visible—not just the polished answer at the end.
Private by default.
Original files stay private unless an owner invites someone. Public links are read-only, and AI can be disabled entirely.
Made for inquiry
Different work. The same need to see the whole.
Research
Trace every developing claim back to the material that shaped it.
Classrooms
Make the process of inquiry visible, discussable, and revisable.
Investigations
Hold records, interviews, images, and competing explanations together.
Writing
Build an argument beside its quotations, questions, and evidence.
Put the whole idea in view.
Start with a thought, a source, or a question. Build the understanding from there.
Start freeNetah Board is a web application for organising research sources visually. Upload documents, spreadsheets, images, and notes; arrange them on a board; draw connections; and invite other people to work with you. Netah Board is in early pilot and is not intended for protected student records.