WorldbyFlow returns structured, source-graded research on almost any subject. What that is worth depends on the work you do. These are 116 short guides, one per role, on which scans fit a particular job, why, in what order, and what you get back.
Find your role below, or the nearest one. Every guide names its scans and prices from the app itself, so what it promises is what you will find.
The people who already produce competitive reads by hand and know a thin one on sight.
Planning, corporate development and the office of the chief executive, where research arrives as a document.
Open-source analysis under an explicit public-information scope, for the readers who test sourcing hardest.
Tracking instruments, dockets, budgets and positions, written to a non-partisan register.
Structured reads on companies, sectors and instruments, with every figure carrying its issuer and date, and no advice.
Independent practitioners and small firms whose research has to arrive client-ready.
The sourcing scaffolding behind a story: timelines, money maps, on-the-record quotes. It does not write the piece.
Lesson plans, primary documents, schools of thought and the reading behind a course, standards-aligned where you name one.
Power, fuels, transition markets and climate risk, grounded against public data with the sourcing shown.
The business and policy side of health, grounded in public sources, and it never gives care guidance.
Product, strategy, security and the research frontier, with claims graded as demonstrated, reported or asserted.
Supply chains, sourcing, continuity and risk, with each stage tagged by how well the record actually documents it.
Crisis, public affairs, disclosure and the internal explainer, with what is circulating kept separate from what is reported.
The front office, the league office, the rights desk and the press box, read as business objects with a record.
Destinations, operators and travel markets read as market objects for the people who plan, price and cover them.