Be My Source

Be My Source Meet your new Global Research Hub. Source is a global, human-powered research network where anyone can act as someone else’s research assistant.

It connects students, academics and researchers with people who can physically access materials they need.

22/07/2026

The record is there. So is one of ours. 📜

That document you’ve been trying to reach? Just post it, and a vetted local researcher who’s already inside the archive can find it and send it back to you, often within the week.

No travel, no dead-end emails. Just post the job and let someone local take it from there.

Post a request 👉 link in bio

13/07/2026

Every successful partnership starts with a connection. We bring together requesters looking for solutions with submitters ready to meet those needs.

💡 Request what you need.
🤝 Submit what you offer.
🚀 Let the right opportunities find you.

Bridging the gap between demand and supply, one connection at a time.

09/07/2026

Between the lines of history, there’s a name, a date, a record that changes everything. It’s sitting in an archive somewhere in the world, and one of our researchers is probably a short walk from it. bemysource.com 📜

07/07/2026

Somewhere in a library like this one is the record you have been chasing. Not digitised, not answering emails, not coming to you. A vetted Source researcher already holds credentials here. They retrieve it, photograph it , often within the week. Post a request free at bemysource.com

01/07/2026

Get paid to research. Not to stand at a scanner. Complete 10 research jobs on Source and earn a verified Research Experience Certificate for your CV.

First three jobs are fee free. You set the price. You keep most of it.

24/06/2026

Fewer flights, more finds ✈️ 🔍

At bemysource.com, we’re changing the way you discover archives so you don’t have to travel halfway across the world to access what matters. From your screen to your source, faster, smarter, and more sustainable.

Stop searching everywhere. Start sourcing better.

18/06/2026

🎙️ On this podcast

What does it really take to access knowledge today?

This short highlights a quiet but fundamental gap in how research works. Even in a digital world, so much valuable material is still locked in physical spaces, accessible only to those with the time, proximity, and resources to reach it.

For many, discovery is shaped less by curiosity and more by constraint.

At Source, we’re working to change that by connecting people to collections through a global, human-powered network, making research accessible beyond institutional walls.

Because knowledge should travel further than we do.

16/06/2026

🎙️ On the podcast

if access to knowledge didn’t depend on where you are?

This short explores a simple but persistent challenge: so much of the world’s research is still tied to physical locations, locked behind distance, time, and access constraints.

For researchers, students, and the curious, discovery often means navigating barriers instead of ideas.

At Source, we’re rethinking that model, connecting people to collections through local access, so knowledge can move freely, without requiring you to.

Because where you are shouldn’t define what you can discover.

15/06/2026

🎙️ On the podcast

What happens when access to knowledge becomes conditional on location?

In this episode, our founder Angelina Giovani sits down with WeAre.xyz founder Simon Davis. Together, they explore how physical access still shapes who gets to participate in research, often limiting discovery to those who can afford time, travel, and proximity.

This imbalance directly impacts how we engage with knowledge, leaving vast collections underused and entire research communities underserved.

Source is here to challenge this model and build a better alternative. We’re creating a new way to connect researchers, collections, and local access, unlocking knowledge without requiring physical presence.

11/06/2026

🎙️ On the podcast

What happens when our memories are turned into commodities?

In this episode, our founder Angelina Giovani sits down with WeAre.xyz founder Simon Davis. Together, they explore how mainstream platforms reshape our relationship with the past, often prioritising instant gratification over true depth and meaning.

This shift directly threatens how we anchor ourselves to history, transforming the way we preserve family heritage, trace our genealogy, and pass down lasting legacies.

Source is here to question these existing systems and build a better alternative. We’re creating a brand-new way to connect knowledge, memory, and discovery.

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