Give it a topic, it browses and compiles sources while you do other things
Deep research is time-consuming; AI summaries lack sources; manual research misses things
Manual research (hours), Perplexity (shallow, one-shot), research assistants (expensive)
Students, academics, journalists, analysts, professionals writing reports
Deep research requires opening dozens of tabs, reading, evaluating sources, taking notes, and synthesizing. It's hours of work. Research Agent does the legwork: give it a topic or question, and it searches, browses, evaluates sources, extracts key information, and compiles a structured research document. It runs in the background while you do other work. Come back to find a curated set of sources with summaries, key quotes, and a synthesis—not AI-generated fluff, but pointers to real sources you can verify and cite.
Perplexity, Elicit, and other AI research tools are moving incredibly fast in this space, with well-funded companies and strong network effects. The citation quality and depth angle is compelling for academics, but you're competing against tools that have massive model access and search infrastructure. Could work as a niche tool for specific research workflows.
Freemium
Free basic, $5-15/mo for pro
Subscription
$5-29/month or $49-199/year
One-Time Purchase
$9-49 per license
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