Research is the opposite of a linear task. You skim ten sources, one of them mentions a concept you'll actually need three weeks from now, and by the time you need it you don't remember which paper or which page.
Daneshbase is the outboard memory that makes that concept findable.
Feed it as you read
Paste an abstract, drop a highlighted excerpt, dictate a thought on your walk home. Each capture becomes a raw source; the agent files it under the topic — not under the source. Six papers about the same idea end up on the same page, cross-linked to the sources.
Your wiki grows around ideas rather than around a bibliography.
Ask questions of what you've captured
Search understands meaning, not just keywords. "The dissenting view on the 2019 meta-analysis" finds the paragraph even if you never wrote those words. The agent (public beta soon) can read across your whole base and answer with citations back to the sources you fed it.
Keep the receipts
Every doc traces back to the raw source it was written from. When you cite something in your own writing, you can jump to the original excerpt in one click — not to a stale summary you no longer trust.
Curious about the mechanics? Features. Ready to try it? Pricing.