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Shared Research Threads

Keep clips, screenshots, images, notes and tasks organised by project, client, supplier or topic.

Treck keeps clips, screenshots, images, notes and follow-up tasks organised in shared threads, so teams can build useful research without losing context.

A research thread is a focused workspace for a project, supplier, client, topic or decision. Everything relevant to that context — text clips, screenshots, images, notes and tasks — lives in one place.

What it does

Flexible organisation

Create threads for projects, clients, suppliers, competitors, products, campaigns or decisions.

Shared with the team

Team members can all contribute to and read the same thread.

All content types

Threads hold text clips, screenshots, images, manual notes and tasks in one place.

Activity feed

See what the team has added and updated in each thread.

Bookmarks save links, but they rarely capture the exact text, screenshot, note or action that matters. Threads keep the useful part of the research together and make it shareable with the team.

Who uses this

Supplier evaluation and comparison
Product research for purchasing decisions
Bid and proposal preparation
Competitor tracking and marketing planning
Project research and evidence gathering

Common questions

What is a research thread?

A research thread is an organised workspace where a team can collect clips, screenshots, images, notes and tasks around one topic, project, supplier, client or decision. Full answer →

Can a team work in the same thread?

Yes. Treck supports shared threads so multiple team members can add clips, screenshots, notes and tasks to the same workspace. Full answer →

Can I create multiple threads?

Yes. Create threads for different projects, clients, suppliers or topics. There is no limit on the number of threads. Full answer →

Web Text Clipper

Save useful text from any webpage into organised research threads.

Screenshot Capture

Capture full pages or specific areas of a website and save them with your research.

Clip Sharing

Share a single clip by URL, without sending messy screenshots or long webpage links.

Last updated: 1 June 2026