Use cases & workflows

Inspiration Hub

Designers and Creatives:

Capture and organize visual ideas, color palettes, and design inspiration directly from the web or your daily surroundings.

Writers and Content Creators:

Save snippets of dialogue, quotes, and story ideas for future projects in a centralized space.

Marketers:

Collect campaign ideas, ad visuals, and creative assets to reference during brainstorming sessions.

Swipe File

Copywriters:

Build a library of high-performing ad copy, headlines, and email templates for quick access and inspiration.

Social Media Managers:

Save engaging posts, captions, and visual styles to replicate successful strategies.

UX Designers:

Create a swipe file of intuitive interfaces and design components to inspire future projects.

Research Repository

Academic Researchers:

Store articles, papers, and notes with cross-references to support literature reviews and research projects.

Product Managers:

Maintain a centralized repository of competitor analysis, user feedback, and industry trends.

Legal Professionals:

Organize case studies, legal precedents, and regulations for easy access during case preparation.

Second Brain

Knowledge Workers:

Build a personal knowledge system to store ideas, insights, and learnings that evolve over time.

Entrepreneurs:

Use Spaceduck as a central hub for business strategies, plans, and lessons learned.

Educators:

Compile teaching materials, lesson plans, and references for easy retrieval.

Doing Research

Consultants:

Conduct market research, compile reports, and create actionable insights for clients.

Scientists:

Analyze experimental data, annotate findings, and synthesize conclusions in an organized format.

Investigative Journalists:

Track sources, quotes, and evidence for in-depth reporting.

Learning and Understanding Complex Topics

Students:

Break down complex subjects into manageable chunks with interconnected notes and visualizations.

Professionals:

Dive into industry-specific topics and build a cohesive understanding using linked references and visual aids.

Self-Learners:

Explore areas of interest, create learning plans, and track progress over time.

Personal Use

Hobbyists:

Organize project ideas, tutorials, and inspiration for personal creative endeavors.

Travel Planners:

Save trip itineraries, recommendations, and reservations in one place.

Life Management:

Keep track of goals, personal projects, and inspirations in a seamless and connected manner.

Project Management

Team Leaders:

Use whiteboards and Kanban views to map out timelines, assign tasks, and track progress collaboratively.

Creative Agencies:

Organize client briefs, campaign assets, and deliverables in one workspace.

Startups:

Manage everything from product roadmaps to marketing strategies with integrated task tracking.

User Testing

UX Researchers:

Store user feedback, session recordings, and observations for iterative design improvements.

Product Designers:

Organize insights from usability tests and reference them during design sprints.

Developers:

Track bugs, feedback, and feature requests to prioritize updates effectively.

Product Research

Market Analysts:

Compile and synthesize data on industry trends, emerging technologies, and consumer behaviors.

Startups:

Maintain a dynamic repository of competitive research, target demographics, and product ideas.