Critically careers

Wikipedia meets Pintrest. We allow users to create and share what we call "Planck units of information", or "fragments". These fragments include media, copy, and most importantly citations. Fragments can also be peer reviewed by other users.

Once a fragment is published, it can then be added to a "research topic" or "board". These boards can be public, private, exclusive, or unlisted. Each topic allows for comments, sharing and collaborative updates through merge requests.

Our product is not the fragment or the information, our product is the different ways in which we allow users to organize the fragments, create hypothesis's, and work collaboratively to learn and think critically.