New Folder for references
Keep the references behind what you're building
The sources you're researching, the articles and threads you saved in a hurry, the screenshots you meant to come back to. Drop them in New Folder as you find them, and have them, findable, the day you finally write it up.
Everything behind the project
The sources, screenshots, and links behind the thing you're researching or building, kept in one place instead of thirty open tabs and a folder called “stuff”.
Saved in a hurry, still findable
Articles and threads you saved without reading get described and tagged on their own, so a reference you'd completely forgotten is still there a month on.
Ask for the source, not the filename
Search by what you meant, like “that study about onboarding drop-off”, and get the reference back. By meaning, not filenames, in any language you saved it in.
Cite what you actually read
When it's time to write it up, the copilot drafts from your own references and shows exactly which ones it drew from, inline.
Questions
What kinds of references can I save?
Links and articles, PDFs and documents, screenshots and images, and plain notes. If it's a source you might need later, it belongs in your folder.
Isn't this just a bookmark manager?
A bookmark stores a URL and forgets about it. New Folder reads what's behind the link, describes it so you can find it by meaning later, and then drafts from it, citing what it used.
Do you train AI on my research?
No. Your content is only used to enrich your saves and write your drafts. It's never used to train AI models.
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Stop re-finding the same source.
Free to start, with room enough to run a real project through it.