About AI Research Page with Sources
Researching something new usually means ten open tabs and no idea which fact came from where. This tool shortens that: you type a question or topic, we search the web and read the text of the best available sources, then write one organised page — a two-line direct answer, clear sections, key takeaways — where every sentence ends with the number of its source, like [2], with the sources and their links under the page.
Our main rule: nothing goes on the page that is not in the sources. If sources disagree we say so, and if they do not cover part of your question we write that plainly instead of guessing. There are two modes: a full page with sections and a quick brief in bullets. Every run costs 2 credits, and if we cannot find enough sources nothing is charged.
Why use it
- Every fact is linked to its numbered source, so you can check it in one click.
- We search and read the sources on our own servers, then write a clean, clear page.
- No invention: what is not in the sources stays off the page, and gaps are stated.
- Two modes: a full page with sections or a quick brief in bullets.
- A fixed 2 credits, with no charge when sources are not enough or a run fails.
How to use
Sign in
Use your email or Google. A new account gets 2 credits after confirming the email — enough for one full research page.
Ask your question
Write a clear question of up to 300 characters, e.g. “What are the benefits and rough costs of home solar panels in hot climates?”. Specific questions find better sources.
Pick a mode
“Full page” for a topic you want to understand in depth, or “Quick brief” for a short answer in bullets.
Read and check
Read the page and click any source number to open the original. Copy the result or download it as a file.
Examples
A comparison topic
Question: “Electric vs hybrid cars: purchase, maintenance and charging costs”. Result: a direct answer, sections on each cost, takeaways, and a source for every figure.
A practical question
Question: “How do I start selling digital products online?”. Result: ordered steps from several sources plus a “Points to watch” section on what differs between platforms.
| Mode | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Full page | A topic you want to understand or write about | Title, direct answer, 3–5 sections, takeaways, points to watch |
| Quick brief | A question you want answered fast | Title, two-line answer, 4–6 bullets |
Tips
- Add a place and a time when it matters (“in 2026”, “in the UK”) for more relevant sources.
- Open the sources for important facts, especially prices and dates, which change.
- For medical, legal or financial topics, treat the page as a starting point and check with a specialist.
- If the page is thin, reword the question or use different keywords.
Your question travels over an encrypted connection to our server, where we search with a search engine running on our own servers; the question and the source texts are then sent to the AI model provider to write the page, and the result comes straight back to you. We do not keep your question or the page in our database; we record only the time, the mode, the credits used and the processing cost. Do not put people's names or private data in your question.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
It runs on credits because every page costs us AI processing. A new account gets 2 free credits after confirming the email — enough for one research page.
How much does a page cost?
2 credits in either mode; one credit is $0.05. Top up from $5 (100 credits) or pick a larger pack, paid once with no subscription.
Is the information guaranteed?
We only write what the sources say and link every fact to its source, but sources can be wrong or out of date. That is why the links are there for you to check important facts.
What if you find no sources?
If we cannot find at least two sources you see a message and no credits are used. If writing the page fails after the charge, the credits are refunded automatically.
Can I search in Arabic?
Yes. Ask in any language and choose the page language from the list; we search suitable sources and write in English or Arabic.
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