Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, cancel whenever you like, no questions asked. You'll keep access until the end of your billing period.

Do I need to be technical to use it?

Not at all. If you can drag and drop, you can use Wakelet. Most educators are up and running in minutes.

What does the AI actually do?

It reads only your saved resources and helps turn them into lesson plans, quizzes, and summaries. No generic content, just yours.

Does it work with Google Classroom?

Absolutely. You can embed Wakelet spaces directly into Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and most LMS platforms.

Can students access my collections?

Yes. Share a link or embed a space, and students can view everything from any device. No account required.

Organize Research and Reading Lists

Keep every source, note, and idea within reach.

Wakelet helps students, educators, and researchers collect sources, organize notes, build reading lists, and share research collections in one place.

Capture useful sources as you find them.

Save links, articles, videos, images, files, notes, and references into one research collection.

Climate change research collection with sections on introduction, data, impacts, and solutions with images and text.

Structure your thinking.

Visually group sources by theme, question, topic, argument, project, or reading list.

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Share your research in an intelligent, visual way.

Turn your resources into a visual collection that others can read, review, or assess.

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Research shouldn't disappear into a hundred tabs.

Sources, notes, and ideas are easy to lose when they live across browsers, documents, messages, and folders. Wakelet keeps them together in one place.

Research without wakelet

Sources, notes, and references scattered everywhere.

Useful articles lost in open tabs.
Difficult to create a structure that works.
Reading lists hard to share or revisit.

Research with wakelet

One organized collection for your research.

Capture sources across every media type
Arrange research by theme, topic, or question.
Everything in one shareable, visual place

85%

of 9th graders met engagement goals in semester one

20+

US states with a Portrait of a Graduate framework

K-12

Portfolios that grow and travel with students

Organize your research in three easy steps.

1. Save your sources.

Add articles, links, videos, files, images, and notes. Use any kind of content you want - from social media posts, to videos, articles, and everything in between.

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2. Organize your ideas.

Group your sources around questions, themes, topics, projects, or reading lists. Pick a layout and structure that works best for you and your goal.

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3. Present your thinking.

Prove the work behind the project. Share a clear research collection others can follow, review, and build from - all through a single link.

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“My research used to exist across lots of different platforms. Moving it all to Wakelet helped me organize sources and references properly, keep track of changes, and share it with the right people in no time.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell

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Professor and Lecturer