Keep what matters
One useful link is easy to save. The reason it mattered is easier to lose.
A simple Research File should tell you what you opened, why you kept it, where it belongs in the chronology, and what you want to check next.
The listener’s needI have episodes, browser tabs, screenshots, and notes scattered everywhere.
A useful way to start
Three moves before you form a conclusion.
Keep the exact link
Save the original episode or webpage—not a copied article body, transcript, or social post.
Add one useful note
Write what the source may help confirm and what still needs verification.
Place it in context
Connect it to the relevant timeline moment, person, place, or next question so you can return later.
Try it with a real case
Follow the need, not the noise.
Podcast Episodes
Find coverage by case or person and open the original episode in Apple Podcasts.
Open guideReporting & Writeups
Use reporting to locate dates, names, and stronger underlying sources.
Open guideOfficial Sources
Keep agency and court links distinct from commentary.
Open guideContinue with the same question
Keep the useful links and your own notes together.
Almost Solved opens podcast episodes in Apple Podcasts and web sources in Safari. It saves links, search context, and your own notes—not article bodies, transcripts, social posts, or hosted audio.
Choose any three complete Research Files and keep them free. Unlimited Full Access is $5.99 once in the U.S. Five additional Research Files are $2.99 once. No subscription. Apple shows local pricing before purchase.