ScoopData

Small product teams preparing stakeholder or client reviews struggle to keep research evidence intact as it moves between people and documents. One example quote describes copying every source link into a separate document because research summaries lose their references. Another describes needing to click from a finding straight back to the original discussion when stakeholders ask where it came from. Today this means manually re-tracing sources and re-copying links, which is described as a repeated point of friction rather than a one-off task.

ScoopData lets a user start by choosing an audience and a research question, then explore related problems across reviewed public sources including Hacker News, Stack Exchange, and X, with API access mentioned as an option. The tool keeps the original wording of each source quote in view alongside the finding, so evidence is not paraphrased away. Users can save a source link and exact quote beside a finding, group several findings into a single shareable research brief, and export that brief with each quote and source link still attached. Every hypothesis in the brief can be traced back to the underlying source records, and the product frames the result as a hypothesis to test in a real conversation with a potential customer, not proof of demand on its own.