Collect the sites your production depends on
"That we call a Glubler"
The 3D package page with the pricing you need to justify, the studio whose work you want to match, the plugin list everyone is arguing about — glue them into a single Glubler and the whole reference sits in one place. Every site you save keeps its note and the production it belongs to, so the shortlist is still there when the brief comes back.
Research a whole category of production sites at once
One site at a time tells you very little. Put a dozen in a row and the pattern shows itself: how each studio prices, what is included, who they are really for. A Glubler is a set, not a list, so you can line the references up against each other and read the market instead of guessing at it.
A Glubler for every tool and topic you need on the next project
A Glubler for 3D production software. Another for 2D graphics and motion. A shelf of the best studios worth watching, grouped by what they actually do. Subglublers let you nest one inside another, so a pipeline can hold the tools under each stage without losing the overview above them.
Send the research out with the sources attached
The point of collecting the sites is what it turns into. When the board is ready, hit Share and the whole Glubler goes to your producer, your client or the team — every reference in the order you grouped it, with your notes intact. Everyone gets the shortlist and the reasoning behind it without a login or a folder of bookmarks.
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Note why the site is on the board

A bookmarked tab is a tab you will never find again. Write down what the site actually does for you — the renderer, the price point, the licence terms, the look of the work — and it stays attached to the link. Six months later the board tells you what you were looking for, not just where you were looking.

Keep a shelf of the studios worth watching

The one whose work matches the brief, grouped by what they specialise in. Glue each one to its own page so the credits, the awards and the style sit together. When the next project lands, the shortlist you already built is one click away instead of a fresh search.

A shortlist that stays current

Add the new version of a tool to the board you already built and the whole set updates with it. The feed learns which sites you keep coming back to, so the next one worth checking surfaces on its own rather than being buried in 400 open tabs.

See how it updates

One board per stage of the pipeline

3D production software. 2D graphics and motion. The best studios in the country. Subglublers let you nest one set inside another, so a pipeline holds the tools under each stage without losing the overview above them.

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See what other producers have shortlisted

Every Glubler is public unless you close it. Follow the producers whose judgement you trust and the collections they build land in your feed — whole tool shelves and studio lists, ready to borrow the shortlist from.

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Your shortlists, in public

Let other producers see what you have found

Every board you build sits on your profile unless you choose to keep it private. Other editors, directors and producers can browse the tools and studios you have shortlisted, and you can do the same with theirs. Good research travels both ways.

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