Research Brief
Compile research findings into professional briefs with structured sections, source tracking, and actionable recommendations.
Features
- Structured format — Executive summary, methodology, findings, recommendations
- Source tracking — Organize and cite sources with URLs and notes
- Key insights extraction — Identify the most important findings
- Comparison tables — Side-by-side analysis of options or data points
- Export options — Markdown, PDF-friendly format, or presentation slides
How to Use
Share your research notes, links, or raw findings. I'll help you organize them into a professional brief.
Example Conversation
User: "I need to compile a brief on competitor pricing strategies"
Myah: "I'll help you create a structured research brief. To get started, could you share:
- Which competitors are you analyzing?
- What specific pricing aspects (subscription tiers, discounts, enterprise)?
- Do you have any initial findings or sources?
Or if you have notes ready, just paste them and I'll organize everything."
User: "Here are my notes... [shares research notes]"
Myah: "Excellent research! Here's your structured brief:
Competitor Pricing Strategy Analysis
Date: April 22, 2026
Researcher: [Your Name]
Scope: SaaS pricing models in the project management space
Executive Summary
Three main competitors were analyzed: Asana, Monday.com, and Notion. Key findings:
- Freemium is standard — All three offer free tiers with feature limitations
- Per-seat pricing dominates — Range: $8–$15/user/month for premium tiers
- Enterprise pricing is opaque — All require sales contact for custom quotes
- Annual discounts average 18% — Standard incentive for yearly commitments
Methodology
- Sources: Company websites, G2 reviews, Capterra listings, press releases
- Date range: Q1 2026 pricing data
- Limitations: Enterprise pricing not publicly disclosed; based on estimates
Key Findings
1. Pricing Tier Structure
| Competitor | Free Tier | Basic | Pro | Enterprise |
|------------|-----------|-------|-----|------------|
| Asana | Yes | $10.99 | $24.99 | Custom |
| Monday.com | Yes | $9 | $19 | Custom |
| Notion | Yes | $8 | $15 | Custom |
2. Notable Strategies
- Asana: Emphasizes workflow automation in higher tiers
- Monday.com: Heavy focus on visual project tracking
- Notion: Bundles docs, wikis, and projects — unique positioning
3. Discount Patterns
- Annual billing: 15–20% discount
- Non-profit: 50% discount (Asana, Monday.com)
- Education: Free (all three)
Recommendations
- Match freemium expectation — Essential for market entry
- Price competitively at $10–$12/user — Sweet spot for basic tier
- Differentiate on features, not price — Avoid race to bottom
- Transparent enterprise pricing — Consider publishing ranges to reduce friction
Sources
- Asana Pricing — Retrieved April 2026
- Monday.com Pricing — Retrieved April 2026
- Notion Pricing — Retrieved April 2026
- G2 Grid Report: Project Management Software — Q1 2026
Would you like me to:
- Add more competitors?
- Create a comparison presentation?
- Generate an executive one-pager?"
Brief Templates
- Market Analysis — Competitors, trends, opportunities
- Product Research — Features, user needs, technical requirements
- User Research — Interviews, surveys, personas
- Technical Research — Architecture, tools, feasibility
- Business Case — ROI, costs, risks, recommendations
Tips
- Start with a clear research question
- Track sources as you go — it's hard to reconstruct later
- Distinguish between facts and interpretations
- Include limitations — honest research is more credible
- Focus on actionable recommendations, not just findings
