Recover sources for your next issue

siftory imports scattered saves into a searchable source library for independent research publishers.

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Imported trail

Readwise highlights

42 imported

Raindrop bookmarks

18 tagged

Substack newsletters

9 clipped

PDF notes

6 cited

RSS saves

12 queued

EU battery recycling subsidies

Battery recycling subsidy brief

matched phrase plus EU policy tag

Newsletter

Green minerals margin note

saved under Friday draft

Highlight

Commission working paper excerpt

cited by two packs

PDF

Friday issue pack

3 recovered2 open questions1 cited excerpt

Ready for draft assembly

Import the source stack

Bring in saved articles, bookmarks, newsletters, highlights, PDFs, and RSS without pretending one tool created the mess.

Bookmarks

market tabs

Read later

saved essays

Highlights

margin notes

PDFs

reports

Newsletters

inbox clips

RSS

feed saves

Library index

Origin, remembered phrase, issue relevance, and open questions stay attached during import.

Recover what mattered

Search by topic, source type, note, or remembered phrase, then see why each saved item belongs in the draft.

EU battery recycling subsidies

Matched from remembered phrase

Filtered to PDF, newsletter, and highlights

Sorted by issue relevance

Battery recycling subsidy brief

remembered phrase plus EU policy tag

92%

Newsletter

Supply chain margin note

saved under green minerals draft

84%

Highlight

Commission working paper

cited by two previous issue packs

78%

PDF

Build an issue pack

Collect recovered sources, excerpts, and open questions into one pack before you write.

Recovered sources

EU battery recycling incentives

Policy brief

Nickel supply margin pressure

Analyst note

Circular minerals startup profile

Saved article

Commission working paper, page 14

PDF excerpt

Selected source note

Origin, saved date, and draft relevance stay visible while the pack is assembled.

Add the open question to the Friday draft outline.

Friday issue pack

  • Use subsidy map in opening section
  • Verify September dataset
  • Check export restriction update
Generated product scene showing recovered research sources arranged for an issue pack

Generated console scene, kept as supporting proof rather than an empty board.

Draft outline

  1. Opening claim: recycling subsidies changed the margin story
  2. Evidence block: policy brief plus saved analyst note
  3. Question: confirm September export update before publishing

Pack health

4 recovered sources

3 draft notes

2 unresolved checks

Pilot measurement frame

Measured as recovery, not vanity proof

The first pilots are judged by imports, draft use, and willingness to continue after fit.

Target 1: Import proof

0+

source types per pilot import

Target 2: Draft recovery

0/10

draft recoveries is the validation target

Target 3: Paid signal

$0+

monthly paid pilot threshold

Paid pilot only after fit

Qualified pilots evaluate source imports and draft-pack recovery before any paid subscription.

Research publisher pilot

Target paid pilot price: $20+/month after fit is proven.

Waitlist first

  • Import from multiple existing source types
  • Issue-pack workflow for real newsletter drafts
  • Founder-led onboarding and feedback loop

Questions before the pilot

No. The first version is for independent newsletter writers and solo analysts who need to recover source material for published research.

Final waitlist dossier

Join the siftory pilot waitlist

Name the source tools you use today so onboarding starts from your real publishing stack.

Readwisesource class

One conversion path: email plus the stack you already publish from.

Use the address connected to your publication.

List the tools and source types you already save into.

Pilot access, no card.