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Source-grounded visual inquiry

See how your sources connect.

Netah Board turns documents, tables, photographs, and notes into a shared visual board. Arrange evidence, draw connections, work together, and use optional AI analysis only when it helps.

Free pilot access. No card required. AI can be turned off for any project.

A project laid out as a radial webTwelve nodes arranged across three concentric layers and joined by curved edges. Each node carries a small bar beneath it showing its mix of data files, images and video.

Make the thinking visible, not just the final answer.

Folders show where files are stored. A board shows why they belong together. Netah Board keeps your sources, questions, and chosen connections in view without deciding the answer for you.

  • Unconnected source

    A document was uploaded but is not yet connected to a question, claim, or other source.

  • Evidence gap

    A conclusion on the board has no supporting source attached to it yet.

  • Possible connection

    Two selected sources discuss the same subject from different perspectives.

  • Question to pursue

    What evidence would challenge this interpretation rather than merely confirm it?

The board guide offers prompts and structural observations. It does not silently change your files, connections, or conclusions.

One board, many forms of inquiry.

The same visual workspace can support individual research, classroom projects, collaborative investigations, and evidence-based writing.

Private by default. AI by choice.

Original files remain private unless an owner deliberately grants editor access. Public board links are read-only. Source contents are sent for AI analysis only after a user selects them and clicks Analyze, and project owners can turn AI off for everyone.

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