Source Type Filters
Focus research on academic papers, news, textbooks, government reports, or encyclopedias — or search them all.
Link Your Library
Connect PDFs, pages, and flashcards from your library as additional context for deeper, more grounded research.
Clarifying Questions
Before it starts, AI asks what to produce and any other detail that would change the result, with options you can pick or type over.
Research Plan
See a visible progress checklist showing each research step as it happens.
Data Analysis Built In
The AI runs code in a secure sandbox to analyze data, crunch numbers, and build the charts and visualizations in your report.
Follow-up Research
Continue your research with follow-up questions. Build on previous findings in the same session.
Evidence, Not Just Citations
A finished report opens on a short brief: the answer, how confident it is, and what is still open. The Sources view then leads with what the report actually cites, ranked by how often, so you can follow a link and check a claim before you rely on it.
Turn Research into Study Materials
Convert any report into flashcards, quizzes, or editable pages with one click. Research flows directly into studying.
Start From a Workflow
Begin from a literature review, market landscape, policy analysis, or due diligence workflow — or describe your own. Deep Research asks what to produce before it starts, so the same investigation can return a cited report, a deck, a brief, a study guide, a table, or several of those.
A Chat That Knows the Research
A dedicated chat sits beside the research and already knows its reports, findings, and sources. Ask it to explain a claim, compare two sources, or push a thread further without re-explaining the project.
Export the Report and the Bibliography
On a paid plan, export a finished report as an editable Word (.docx) or PowerPoint (.pptx) file, or save it to Google Docs or Google Slides with Google Drive connected. The source list exports on its own as a Word document or Google Doc, so a bibliography drops straight into whatever you are writing.
Extended Research
For the questions that really matter, put a team on it: researchers working in parallel, a scout checking what changed this year, an independent fact checker verifying every claim the answer rests on, and a reviewer critiquing the draft before you see it.
Go Deeper on Any Report
One press sends a research team back out after newer data, primary sources, and the questions the first report could not settle. You get a second, complete report — the first one stays.
